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. Job description The first phase, consisting of qualitative research using focus groups, has already been successfully completed. For the subsequent phases (which all use quantitative analyses
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outputs for Open Science monitoring (INCVIS) Given its potential for facilitating science-society dialogue and building public trust in the knowledge production process, ‘open engagement with societal
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at the forefront of plant immunity, effector biology, and sustainable crop improvement. The molecular interaction of pathogen effectors and plant immune receptors is key to understanding disease resistance. We use a
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that can serve as references for future studies, (ii) enhancing the understanding of physical mechanisms and causal pathways to strengthen attribution analyses and model development, build operationalized
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joining its growing research cluster on extremism and terrorism, benefiting from the institute's broader expertise in crime and criminal behavior, and making use of its unique research infrastructure
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-society dialogue and building public trust in the knowledge production process, ‘open engagement with societal actors’ is recognised internationally as a core element of Open Science (OS). However, current
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, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and biopharmaceutical sciences to biology and environmental sciences—together with the Lorentz Center and the Hortus botanicus, form the backbone of our faculty and are closely
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on the sustainable use of natural resources and preservation of natural capital and biodiversity. CML has a culture of mutual support and collaboration between researchers. CML has two Departments: Industrial Ecology
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challenges. Our eight institutes—ranging from mathematics, computer science, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and biopharmaceutical sciences to biology and environmental sciences—together with the Lorentz Center
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, Information & Computing Sciences, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Together, we work on excellent research and inspiring education. We do so, driven by curiosity and supported by outstanding infrastructure