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skills in English are essential; knowledge of Dutch is considered a big advantage, particularly for communication with Dutch HTA and policy stakeholders; the ability to work independently, reflect
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combination of theoretical research and the implementation of new statistical methodology and thus requires good knowledge of probability theory and mathematical statistics. Many real-world applications exhibit
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scientific and applied research group focused on exploiting light for communication and quantum systems. We apply our knowledge in collaboration with other scientists at TU/e and more recently within the newly
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countries (HIC). The airm of this PhD project is to understand how E. coli colonization contributes tot he risk of diarrheal disease and infections with AMR and use this knowledge to design interventions
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candidate who is eager to study Antarctic krill and salp population dynamics, and their impacts on Southern Ocean carbon export in a changing climate. About the position The Southern Ocean plays a
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or Bulgarian is a plus. Good writing skills; Interest in the European Union, Belonging, Minorities in Europe, Muslims. The PhD candidate will be required to live and work from the Netherlands. Information For
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this, among other things, to prevent the unwanted transfer of sensitive knowledge and technology. The assessment is based on information provided by the candidates themselves, such as their motivation letter
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are looking for: hands-on experience with in vivo mouse research; experience with behavioural or neurological phenotyping is an advantage; knowledge of animal welfare regulations and ethical principles, and an
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(e.g., taxonomy, evolution, ecology, and geology). You will receive dedicated supervision from experienced researchers and work closely with several international experts and collaborators with whom
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thus requires good knowledge of probability theory and mathematical statistics. Many real-world applications exhibit cause-effect relations, where each variable in a system can be considered as an