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research and data analysis Good communication skills in English, both written and oral A critical and independent working attitude TU Delft (Delft University of Technology) Working at TU Delft means
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. However, it is an open question how these technologies should be designed and tailored to the highly diverse, dynamic, and individualized needs of people with disabilities. In this PhD project, you will
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. However, it is an open question how these technologies should be designed and tailored to the highly diverse, dynamic, and individualized needs of people with disabilities. In this PhD project, you will
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, medical devices and translational research Interest in experimental research and data analysis Good communication skills in English, both written and oral A critical and independent working attitude TU
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isotope analysis techniques on small samples sizes are applied in NIGEL in collaboration with colleagues from a broad range of fields; e.g., dust provenance, provenance of animals, humans and archaeological
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environmental challenges? Join the Department of Physical Geography at Utrecht University as a PhD candidate and help shape the next generation of geospatial modelling. Your job Predicting ecosystem dynamics
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system analysis . Rigorous formal methods will ensure that learnt machine learning methods and the resulting systems are indeed resilient, aiming at improved dependability and trustworthiness. Formal
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to understand how people build mental representations of such complex, dynamic spatial systems. Spatial cognition research has traditionally studied how people represent environments through concepts such as
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that become imaginable? In planning, climate risk is typically framed as a technical issue to be quantified and absorbed into evaluative procedures. Tools such as cost-benefit analysis (CBA) translate uncertain
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in finite-element analysis Experience in medical image analysis and data processing Basic knowledge of and/or experience in AI-driven models The ability to manage multiple tasks effectively Excellent