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application. It is part of activities in ARCNL’s Source Department. The research activities of the Source Department aim at an atomic- and molecular-level understanding of the fundamental dynamics in
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intersections between materials, the body, and technology, including (but not limited to) approaches such as materials experience thinking and soma design. A combination of technical inventiveness, analytical
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particularly relevant for martensitic stainless steels, a technologically important class of materials whose outstanding properties depend on a carefully controlled microstructure. Understanding how impurity
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a narrative that make them usable in decision-support systems for operators and strategic advisors. Job requirements We look for highly motivated, collaborative and creative candidates. Do you
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resolve the active electrode-electrolyte interface structure present under catalytic conditions, and study how it changes when the catalyst structure (e.g. crystallinity and elemental ratio) and electrolyte
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in geological anthropology, this PhD project will explore how geologies can be approached as active constituents of everyday life in Latin America. It interrogates the knowability and unknowability
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single contexts in isolation, this project foregrounds possible interlinkages between them. It will study how children select into contexts and how different contexts affect educational outcomes and
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research profile combined with the energy and creativity of its student body and academic community. It is buzzing with energy, with four thousand people enthusiastically studying, working, designing
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will study how children select into contexts and how different contexts affect educational outcomes and inequality, using Dutch register data, quasi-experimental designs, and simulation methods. Your job
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stakeholders involved in the research. You are a collaborative team member who can also work independently, take initiative and solve problems creatively. You have a good command of Dutch and English. This is a