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Your function Starting date: March 1, 2027 We offer a four-year PhD position within the NWO-funded AMASZINC (Analysing and MApping Strontium and Zinc IN Cremations to reconstruct diet, mobility, and
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situated in the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences which has a strong interdisciplinary and international orientation bringing together staff in movement sciences and different disciplines within
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the legal and ethical dimensions of AI-enabled Earth Observation, focusing on how space law, AI regulation and related legal frameworks address questions of resilience, responsibility and trustworthy
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Your function We are looking for a doctoral researcher to study how generative AI is changing learning, expertise and relationships at work. The PhD is a four year project that is part of EMANAIRE
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Your function We are looking for a PostDoc who will do research on the intersection of machine learning (ML) and statistics. More specifically, the focus is on the development of algorithmic
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Your function Every EU competition agency, and most agencies worldwide, now relies on AI and other computational tools to enforce competition law. The legal framework has not kept pace. ATLANTIS , a
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communication skills in English. A collaborative mindset and willingness to work closely with a parallel PhD track with a different methodological orientation, and to contribute to genuinely
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Your function The three PhD positions are part of a larger Vici project funded by the Dutch Research Council. The MAGMAS project aims to couple the geochemistry and geodynamic behaviour of various
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Your function Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is offering a fully funded, four-year PhD-position in statistics on survival analysis and extreme value theory, as part of the NWO-funded project “Seeing
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particular focus on Health & Care. In doing so, it adopts a human-centred and interdisciplinary approach, contributing to a healthy, sustainable and secure digital society in which responsible computing