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of Science. The candidate will develop and/or study stimuli-responsive synthetic molecular systems able to capture, release, and directionally transport ions. The project covers a variety of approaches ranging
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postdoctoral position in the group of Dr. Sander J. Wezenberg at the Leiden Institute of Chemistry of the Faculty of Science. The candidate will develop and/or study stimuli-responsive synthetic molecular
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7000 students and 1000 staff members. Within the institutes, not only education is provided but also groundbreaking research is conducted that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of human
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1000 staff members. Within the institutes, not only education is provided but also groundbreaking research is conducted that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of human behaviour and societal
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of preventative interventions, as well as those entrusted to develop effective counter-terrorism policies The Postdoctoral Researcher will be a key member of the team, contributing their expertise in scale
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for the task at hand. This knowledge will be particularly relevant for practitioners tasked with piloting or measuring the effects of preventative interventions, as well as those entrusted to develop effective
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on international ageing policies Writing two to three articles to be published in peer-reviewed journals; Teaching in Leiden University’s History BA and MA Programmes and/or International Studies BA; Presenting
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peer-reviewed journals; Teaching in Leiden University’s History BA and MA Programmes and/or International Studies BA; Presenting intermediate research results at workshops and conferences; Co-organizing
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the System Verification Lab. Further, you are expected to work well in our culture of cross-group collaboration. No teaching duties are assigned to this position, but you are expected to help in assisting with
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to hire a postdoctoral researcher to develop such novel ways for drug safety prediction. Project description and key responsibilities Human exposure to chemicals and drugs can result in responses