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Institute is focused around four themes: Language and communication. Perception, action and decision-making. Development and lifelong plasticity. Natural computing and neurotechnology. Excellent, state
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of the way. With 3,200 m² of state-of-the-art lab facilities, housed in a museum with more than 40 million natural history objects, dedicated mentorship, and access to our broad international network
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conditions, geometries, parameters, sensors, or forcing terms; and exploring their potential to accelerate or complement conventional numerical simulations. The project is methodological in nature and is not
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communication skills in English are a prerequisite (C1 level). We prefer candidates with a good team spirit who like to work in an internationally oriented, social environment. The selection process includes
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15 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Leiden University Research Field Computer science » Informatics Computer science » Programming Engineering » Computer engineering Engineering
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You will develop the theory that connects quantum experiments with mechanical systems to questions in fundamental physics, establishing what such experiments can and cannot reveal about nature. Job
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of new data-driven 3D X-ray inspection techniques for industrial quality control. The project is foundational in nature, while at the same time exploring applications in collaboration with industry
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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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are particularly interested in projects that explore how violence against nature is simultaneously violence against people, with women and other minoritised bodies often most affected by it. We welcome proposals
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activities of the Source Department aim at an atomic- and molecular-level understanding of the fundamental dynamics in the operation of contemporary and future plasma-based sources of extreme-ultraviolet (EUV