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and other scholarly activities. Being part of the research team and contributing to the overall organisation and strategy of the team and the project. Being an active member of the Department
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, workshops, seminars and other scholarly activities. Being part of the research team and contributing to the overall organisation and strategy of the team and the project. Being an active member of
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University) and Harmen Beurmanjer (NK expertise centre for Addiction). As part of the ZonMw-funded consortium 'Vulnerable gamblers, gamble characteristics and gambling behaviour,' you will also have
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will publish at top machine learning venues while producing open datasets and tools with tangible societal impact. You will be expected to spend a small part of your time (up to 10%) on teaching
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an interdisciplinary research team and contribute to innovative studies using EEG, virtual reality, robotics and computational methods. You will be part of the project 'The Body Positioning System: A GPS for
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will publish at top machine learning venues while producing open datasets and tools with tangible societal impact. You will be expected to spend a small part of your time (up to 10%) on teaching
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publish at top machine learning venues while producing open datasets and tools with tangible societal impact. You will be expected to spend a small part of your time (up to 10%) on teaching activities
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graduate school. As part of your PhD position, you will have a 10% teaching task and the opportunity to work towards the University Teaching Qualification. Besides creating scientific papers based on your
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functional mobility in individuals with neurological disorders. A key component of the project is the use of plethysmography to assess physiological responses associated with physical and cognitive fatigue
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component of the project is the use of plethysmography to assess physiological responses associated with physical and cognitive fatigue, combined with advanced motion analysis in the laboratory and wearable