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PhD Computational Semantic Representations: a Multilingual Language-Change Study Faculty: Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences Department: Social Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40
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November 2026 Apply now The PhD position is part of the larger research project Re-Flex Zeeland that aims to reconstruct and visualize Zeeland's natural landscape formation processes during historical
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interest in the role of lived experience expertise in eating disorder care is desirable. Excellent communication skills and proficiency of the Dutch language, both spoken and written, are essential, as the
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language is also an advantage. We welcome applicants with diverse disciplinary and professional backgrounds who can demonstrate a strong fit with the research topic. Our offer You will join the
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alone. They unfold through rapidly circulating narratives that combine language, images, personal stories, and emotional appeals. Such narratives can shape how migration is understood, intensify
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editing in a wild, non-model plant species. Your job To face climate change and other environmental challenges, the capacity for rapid adaptation is crucial for both natural plant populations and crops
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contemporary Europe; professional competence in English and at least one other European language. Additional language competencies are a plus; Proven experience with historical research methods and the use
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democracy in Europe; professional competence in English and at least one other European language; an interest in working with diverse academic and non-academic stakeholders in a collaborative research
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skills in writing and speaking English (C1 level). Useful additional skills Interest in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research. Interest in integrating natural and social sciences approaches
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responsibilities include: Designing the research project focusing on topics related to global talent interdependencies and innovation; Collecting, processing and analysing large-scale data (e.g