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Vacancies PhD position on human cardiovascular in vitro models. Key takeaways Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of disabling morbidity and mortality. Our mission at the University of Twente
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human capabilities – both positive and negative – and should develop approaches for ethically assessing these dimensions. For example, impacts on health, social relations, cognition and learning, self
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and applying cutting-edge geo-data engineering and geo-artificial intelligence methods. Planetary Health, which focuses on the health of human civilization and the natural systems it relies
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-rooted emphasis on individualist moral values and conceptions of human wellbeing within Western cultures. These values, supported by a range of technologies improving personal choice, are increasingly
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Multidisciplinary Water Management (MWM) and Human Centered Design (HCD) group, both part of the Faculty of Engineering Technology. On a daily basis, you will be supervised by dr.ir. Robert-Jan den Haan (HCD), dr.ir
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and written human language. Exploiting textual information sources in an automated and systematic manner enables additional expert knowledge to be represented explicitly. The work aims to improve
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understanding, jointly developing and evaluating innovations in society. Technological developments are the engine of innovation. As a technical university that puts people first, we tailor them to human needs
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systems, energy efficiency/flexibility) and human centricity (e.g. future workplace design, assistance systems) are of crucial importance in this context. As a PhD researcher, you will have the opportunity
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, engineers and social scientists. The programme includes four research lines, “Nature, life and human intervention”, “The future of a free and fair society”, “The human condition” and “Synthesis: Ethics
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researcher, consists of internationally well-known ethicists, philosophers, engineers and social scientists. The programme includes four research lines, “Nature, life and human intervention”, “The future of a