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located at Amsterdam Science Park in the Netherlands and has approximately 100 scientists of which 65 are ambitious (young) researchers from all over the globe and support staff. See also www.arcnl.nl
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and physical systems, including topics such as differential geometry, invariant theory, algebraic and metric geometry, symmetry, geometric data analysis, and infinite-dimensional geometric structures
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, while supporting the development of pathways and theories of change; develop reproducible analytical tools, workflows and monitoring and evaluation frameworks for repeated assessment across cases; Monitor
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how workplace contexts shape experiences of impostorism and how these experiences affect career development. Grounded in Social Identity Theory, the project aims to transform the way researchers
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interaction of these fields in terms of theories, methods and techniques, as well as their application via concepts, strategies and spatial interventions, as a significant part of ETD's research portfolio
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in this postdoc project will help ameliorate this situation. What are you going to do? In this project, you will help remedy the situation described in the introduction by developing theory and
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communicate predictions about human behaviour, contributing to trustworthy intelligent systems for high-impact applications. Job description Human behavior understanding is becoming an essential component
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study across the human sciences because of its importance for individuals and societies. Sociological and demographic research has developed numerous theories of fertility and produced a sophisticated
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: Cultural Historical Activity Theory, epistemic cognition, epistemology, scientific reasoning, assessment, or uncertainty in science. Experience using Cultural Historical Activity Theory to analyse interviews
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, preferably applied in prior research or professional work: Cultural Historical Activity Theory, epistemic cognition, epistemology, scientific reasoning, assessment, or uncertainty in science. Experience using