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applications for a Postdoc position within the NWO project ‘The Morphicon: A new gateway to morphological knowledge’. The postdoctoral researcher will work in a small team to build a morphological
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; representation learning; analysing sound sequences and vocal interactions; category discovery; Perma computing. The successful candidate will work with Dr. Dan Stowell and his research team. The position is set in
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experts in research information, to collectively devise new sociotechnical strategies propitious to increasing the visibility of PEAs in the digital scholarly record. You will work closely with the other
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part of a large Dutch research consortium that includes academia and industry. Your work will be embedded in our group’s collaborative framework, allowing you to collaborate within the institute, within
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- Research Data Management, CWTS/CADS), Thed van Leeuwen (Project Co-Lead, Senior Researcher and Professor, CWTS), and Louise Bezuidenhout (Senior Researcher, CWTS). Where you will work The Faculty of Social
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into waterborne paint formulations and allow efficient visible-light curing. This project is part of a large Dutch research consortium that includes academia and industry. Your work will be embedded in our group’s
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. At CWTS/, Leiden University, we are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to lead a two-year research project developing the evidence base and monitoring tools needed to track, evaluate, and strengthen CS&SE
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the lead in publishing scientific papers and/or patent applications. A small contribution to teaching is optional. Where you will work The research is jointly run by the Leiden Institute of Chemistry and the
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on diversity and equality please go to the diversity page on our website: https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/dossiers/diversity Female researchers are also welcome to join the Researchers In Science for
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candidate will work closely with Dr. Hazel Doughty ([email protected] ) and will have the opportunity to help shape an ambitious research programme at the intersection of computer vision