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17 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Utrecht University Research Field Computer science » Modelling tools Computer science » Programming Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1
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opportunity to combine fundamental research with real-world impact, developing the knowledge and tools needed to better protect communities against future extreme events. You will collaborate closely with
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development. What you do You will be primarily responsible for experimental design and development of AI-driven computational tools for detection and non-invasive prediction of DNA replication defects and
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attention for professional and personal development. What you do You will be primarily responsible for experimental design and development of AI-driven computational tools for detection and non-invasive
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Experience, and Temporal and Experiential Characterization of Materials, developed within the research group. You will further expand this body of work by generating new knowledge, methods, and tools, with
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this body of work by generating new knowledge, methods, and tools, with particular attention to the relationships between material affordances and temporalities, bodily interactions, emotional responses, and
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recurring theme will be how the powerful tools of classical coding theory can be carried over to the quantum setting, and how the constraints of real qubit platforms should shape code and decoder design
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: Transparency. As part of this doctoral project, you will develop novel knowledge representation techniques, algorithms for human-in-the-loop optimization, and interactive tools that combine graphical and natural
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novel computational tools to elucidate these phenomena. This PhD project aims to develop a computational growth and remodeling (G&R) framework to investigate how cartilage microtissue growth dynamics
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How do construction firms turn software into measurable business value? This PhD investigates why digital management tools succeed, stall, or fail in practice. Job description This PhD project