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exposure to firm-level databases such as Orbis is an advantage; have demonstrable analytical and project management skills; have an excellent command of written and spoken English; knowledge of Dutch is not
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of any accelerator on Earth. In this project you will turn that signal into cosmic-ray physics: measuring the muon content of air showers, confronting high-energy hadronic-interaction models and
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for molecular magnetic materials lags behind these experimental breakthroughs. DFT fails to capture strong correlation, while wave function-based methods are computationally prohibitive for strongly-correlated
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, focusing in particular on perception, working memory and cognitive control in younger and older (70-80 years) adults Performing advanced data analyses, including computational modelling of behavioural data
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novel organic photocatalysts tailored to these processes. The development of these photocatalysts will be supported by theoretical modelling and AI-based tools in close collaboration with a project
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the field of French linguistics and/or language proficiency. Excellent command of French (minimally CEFR C1). Preferably sufficient command of Dutch (CEFR B1 of higher). Interest in one or more of the
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initiatives resisting these trends and experimenting with alternative housing models and ways of building the city otherwise. How can these utopian projects be supported and expanded to more durably carve out
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mental models, cognitive maps, and cognitive graphs. These approaches have provided important insights into how people perceive locations, learn route layouts, and understand spatial relations. However
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Science, Media and Policy in the Twentieth Century, De Bont analyses how people have studied, represented and controlled the dispersal of wild animals around the world (e.g. invasions of ‘exotic’ animals