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reuse are currently made across different European contexts. You will map and analyse existing decision-making processes and strategies using qualitative research methods. Based on your findings, you will
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and coordinating data collection in laboratory and clinical settings; analysing quantitative and qualitative data using appropriate research methods; publishing your findings in international peer
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from machine learning methods to more traditional statistical and econometric techniques. We are driven by science with purpose, pushing the academic frontier by publishing at the highest level in
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, either at the ear or the neck. In recent years, interest in this method has grown rapidly among scientists, healthcare professionals and commercial companies. Some manufacturers are even marketing tVNS
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use, and long-term crop management goals. While several algorithms have shown promising results in energy savings and crop yield, most of these methods have only been tested in simulation, and make use
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distribution, which lead to an extremal analogue of Gaussian structural causal models. We further propose to develop scalable structure learning methods for these new models, including latent variable
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inequality, using Dutch register data, quasi-experimental designs, and simulation methods. Your job The PhD project will be carried out at the Department of Sociology of Utrecht University and consists
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active phase evolution and structural changes during reaction. Link surface chemistry to catalytic performance - use advanced surface-sensitive methods, including near-ambient pressure XPS, DRIFTS, and
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questions. The candidate should be organized, curious, analytically rigorous and comfortable learning unfamiliar methods. Good written and spoken English is essential. Research motivation: a clear interest in
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/or qualitative research methods, combined with excellent analytical, organisational and communication skills in both Dutch and English. You are proactive and persistent, and enjoy working