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practices across the Netherlands. The project, entitled ‘MEECSE: Monitoring the implementation of Enabling Environments for Citizen Science & Societal Engagement practices’, is funded by Open Science NL under
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industry come together. Working at our faculty means being part of a dynamic, international environment where both staff and students are driven by curiosity—not only to expand fundamental knowledge
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coordination with the interests of its scientists. As such, there are plenty of opportunities to learn new skills, expand your knowledge, collaborate across disciplines, and experiment in a friendly environment
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); An ambitious work environment with plenty of autonomy in a research environment; Visibility in the international research community; Many travel opportunities to present progress at conferences, labs and other
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the exciting, friendly, and interdisciplinary environment of the "Imaging & BioInformatics" research group in the Leiden Institute for Advanced Computer Science (LIACS). Stowell's team also has regular close
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The Faculty of Science at Leiden University is a world-class faculty where staff and students work together in a dynamic international environment. It is a faculty where personal and academic development
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environment. It is a faculty where personal and academic development are top priorities. Our people are committed to expand fundamental knowledge by curiosity and to look beyond the borders of their own
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. We work in a safe, stimulating, and international environment where enthusiasm and passion drive both research and education, and where building connections and collaboration, both within and beyond
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connected. We work in a safe, stimulating, and international environment where enthusiasm and passion drive both research and education, and where building connections and collaboration, both within and
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and the Hortus botanicus, form the backbone of our faculty and are closely connected. We work in a safe, stimulating, and international environment where enthusiasm and passion drive both research and