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excellent research. We therefore strongly encourage everyone to apply. More information on working at NWO can be found at the NWO website (https://www.nwo-i.nl/en/working-at-nwo-i/jobsatnwoi/ ) Additional
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have very strong social, organizational, and communication skills. You like to work both independently and in a collaborative team. Work environment AMOLF is a part of NWO-I and initiate and performs
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(NWO-I) for the duration of four years, with a starting salary of gross € 2,770 per month and a range of employment benefits . As a MSCA Doctoral Researcher, you will also receive a mobility allowance of
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Employment of this full-time position at Royal NIOZ is by NWO-I , after a successful tenure track period and positive evaluations by the tenure track committee (TTC) the position will become a tenured PI
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of this full-time position at Royal NIOZ is by NWO-I for a duration of two years. Salary compliant with CAO-WVOI (Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Research Institutes) scale 10 or 11 depending on relevant
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at Royal NIOZ is by NWO-I, for a total duration of 4 years. You start with an appointment for the duration of 1 year, that, after a positive evaluation in the 9th month (Go-No go), will be extended
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/terms-of-employment and https://www.nwo-i.nl/en/working-at-nwo-i/jobsatnwoi/ Information and application Applications should include a detailed resume, a short motivation letter, copy of masters
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Information Benefits CONDITIONS Employment of this full-time position at Royal NIOZ is by NWO-I , after a successful tenure track period and positive evaluations by the tenure track committee (TTC) the position
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of this full-time position at Royal NIOZ is by NWO-I , after a successful tenure track period and positive evaluations by the tenure track committee (TTC) the position will become a tenured PI appointment within
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to societal challenges in renewable energy, green ICT, and health care. AMOLF is one of the NWO-I national research institutes located at the Amsterdam Science Park, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It has