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on and contribute to the interdisciplinary (e.g., sociology, psychology, law, human geography, planning, transition studies) literature on public participation in decision making. Based on your research
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transitions and help companies make better investment decisions in circular ecosystems? If you are ready to contribute to solutions that improve decision-making for industrial symbiosis, we look forward to your
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AI-based decision-making, learning approaches, and predictive capabilities to enable spacecraft to react proactively to events while reducing reliance on ground intervention. A key focus will be
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eager to develop innovative financial models that support sustainable industrial transitions and help companies make better investment decisions in circular ecosystems? If you are ready to contribute
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theoretical advances into practical insight and tools that can support analysis, design and decision-making for AI-enabled space systems, thereby bridging the emerging scientific theory of deep learning with
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the Starter Grant project Self-Determination and Recognition: The Colonial Constitution of the Independent Congolese state, led by Dr. Nora Timmermans. The project ‘Self-determination’ and ‘recognition
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of Amsterdam and other urban partners. Consequently, this is not an isolated academic project; rather, it is a role where your research is directly relevant to urban decision-making and where you actively
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Postdoc in Application of eXtended Reality for Inclusive Automated Vehicle and Road User Interaction
question remains largely unanswered: how can AVs interact safely and effectively with vulnerable road users (VRUs), including people with disabilities? Such interactions involve complex human decision-making
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for graph machine learning as a form of decision support. These methods should help researchers understand both model behaviour and the underlying data. They should explain why a model makes a prediction
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trustworthy AI approaches. Design visualisation to support decision-making by traffic operators and strategic advisors. Collaborate closely with road authorities, traffic management centres, and industry