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change and synonymy evolution across historical corpora, structured around three lines of work: (1) modelling semantic relationships across time; (2) interpretability of semantic change models; and (3
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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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will work with researchers in environmental geo-spatial AI method development, soil modelling and spatial statistics. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362722/phd-position
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-sense. This PhD project interrogates their operation: how do these techniques and infrastructures preconfigure what can be imagined and negotiated in spatial planning? Tracing CBAs through global expert
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deadline: 6 September 2026 Apply now We offer a four-year full-time PhD-position as part of an NWO-funded VIDI-project which investigates the transformation of democracy in the final quarter
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at Utrecht University and is expected to reside in the Netherlands and work from Utrecht for the duration of project, except for the fieldwork period(s). The project will be supervised by Tessa Diphoorn , Gijs
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landscapes and environments are transformed. Your job The candidate will join the Department of Cultural Anthropology at Utrecht University and is expected to reside in the Netherlands and work from Utrecht
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, disability or age. We strive to create a safe and inclusive environment in which everyone can flourish and contribute. Knowledge security screening can be part of the selection procedures of academic staff. We
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associations with academic participation, belonging, wellbeing, masking and authenticity; writing international scientific publications and a doctoral dissertation, and presenting your work at conferences
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quantitative and qualitative sources, with the possibility of fieldwork. Through a comparative and long run study of rural Asia, the project will investigate interactions between climate, institutions and