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or constrain Amsterdam’s long-term strategies for green urban transitions? What can Amsterdam do to improve the strategic capacity of its governance system by learning from international examples? The project
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design. The programme aims to promote social science with the city. Whether working with activists or policymakers, medical doctors or social workers, the goal is to learn from local partners and work
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mechanistic understanding at the microscopic scale. All PhD projects involve collaborations with industry. These are indicated between square brackets below, along with the name of main supervisor of each
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viewing-angle stability; collaborate with experts in optical characterization, modelling, device integration, and perception studies; translate material-level insights into design rules for scalable one-way
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functioning, coercion reduction, and responsible innovation in clinical practice. You will design and conduct empirical studies in close collaboration with treatment organisations. This PhD position, carries a
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the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Amsterdam UMC. Thoroughout the project, you will collaborate with clinicians, clinical researchers, and a postdoctoral researcher based at the Department
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climate policy, including, at present, the development of methodologies for certifying carbon removals in forests, peatlands and agricultural soils (carbon farming). You will collaborate closely with
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Sciences through interdisciplinary collaboration. writing and publishing scientific articles in international journals and presenting at conferences. participating in the academic community of the Department
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, provable security, and implementation security. Close collaboration with researchers working on side-channel attacks and secure implementations. Weekly supervision meetings to help you stay on track
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different ways to live, work, care, and foster community and sustainability in the city? What can we learn from these projects, however currently limited in scale, about possible alternative urban futures