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of -developing and applying novel study designs for investigating interpersonal emotion (regulation) patterns -proposing and evaluating data modeling approaches to analyse dyadic time-series data-analysing
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control probe-induced charging and energy shifts so that the true band structure can be measured with confidence. In this role, you will contribute to the development, validation and application of in
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complex (multicomponent) matrices (foods, digestive products) and the host (cells, animals and humans) in synergy with the expertise available within the department; develop holistic models to simulate and
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products) and the host (cells, animals and humans) in synergy with the expertise available within the department; develop holistic models to simulate and steer these interactions; combine our expertise
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command of English at an academic level, both spoken and written. You are able to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team. You are proactive. Preferred (but not required): Experience with
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decision support systems is considered an asset. You have an excellent command of spoken and written English. You are a team player with strong communication skills. WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU We offer you a
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; therefore, rapid availability is an advantage. You have a good command of Dutch, which is necessary for contributing to teaching activities. WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU We offer you a temporary appointment of three
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research skills and the ability to work independently. Experience with Python is considered an asset. You have an excellent command of spoken and written English. You are a team player with strong
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research skills and the ability to work independently. Experience with Python is considered an asset. You have an excellent command of spoken and written English. You are a team player with strong
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. The aim of the current project is to further identify when, for whom, and under which conditions the intervention is most effective, using both quantitative findings (including Latent Change Modelling) and