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We encourage applications from a diverse range of people, from different backgrounds and career stages. Students should have a Masters Degree in a relevant subject or can demonstrate relevant
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this thesis is part of the European doctoral network REFFACTEUR, the 36-month period will be divided as follows: - Months 1 to 9 (9 months): the PhD student will first work mainly in Saint-Aulaye
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network will give you opportunities to exchange ideas, develop new skills, and explore how your research can contribute to real-world technologies. Working at TU/e At TU/e, you will work in an environment
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of their own socio-cultural environment, to realise their projects in different cultural contexts, to gain new perspectives and impressions and to experience and deepen global networking individually. Course
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is concentrated and burnt to produce energy, which makes the paper pulp industry net producers of energy. This industry could thus afford to valorize hemicelluloses in higher added value product
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palaeoenvironmental datasets of different temporal and spatial scales, with complicated uncertainties, is also essential. The candidate will work in a leading global centre for deep time and contemporary social and
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to investigate vulnerability mechanisms, validate physical attacks, evaluate security countermeasures, and study whether security observations remain valid across different devices, implementations, operating
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and KUL) As part of the MicroMan4Health Doctoral Network, you will participate in several international doctoral training programs (~ 12 weeks over 3 years) at different European locations Excellent
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Track positions. CWI encourages a diverse workforce: we endeavour to develop talent and creativity by bringing people from different backgrounds and cultures together. We strongly encourage candidates
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postdoctoral scientists. We offer structured, interdisciplinary PhD and career training programs based on top-level fundamental research. They conceptually combine different research areas to a comprehensive