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these insights into concrete, evaluated tools for HTA assessors. Your job You will be on the frontline of using and implementing GenAI in the cyclic HTA approach to medicines. Possible work topics include: Mapping
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PhD: Freeze-Fight-Flight Dynamics in Mental Health Care Faculty: Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences Department: Psychology Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 27 September
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. Possible work topics include: Mapping current and anticipated use of GenAI across the HTA lifecycle of medicines. This may include horizon scanning and early dialogue through initial assessment, real-world
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the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Do you care about the
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October 2026 Apply now Do you care about the impacts of land use in ecologically sensitive regions of the world? Are motivated to explore how rearranging land use can minimize negative impacts and maximize
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of the position; a solid foundation in quantitative research methods and statistics, and a strong interest in multilevel modelling; excellent written and spoken English; the ability to work independently, manage a
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, patterns and dynamics of Earth’s systems from the mountains to the sea, and the interaction in between. This knowledge is essential for the sustainable management of our planet and to guarantee
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policy. Throughout this project you will work in close collaboration with two dedicated PhD supervisors, who will coach you towards becoming an independent academic researcher. The proposal for this PhD
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academic articles suitable for publication in peer-reviewed academic journals in competition law or policy. Throughout this project you will work in close collaboration with two dedicated PhD supervisors
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reinforcement to uphold the highest safety standards. A major risk to dike stability is Backward Erosion Piping (BEP): groundwater flow underneath a dike entrains sand particles, eroding the base of the dike