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About us You will become part of a collaborative project team, consisting of a PhD researcher (you), a postdoctoral researcher, a junior researcher/research assistant, and three senior researchers: Dr. M. Donk, Prof. Dr. H. Slagter, and Dr. T. Knapen. You will be supervised by Dr. Donk and Prof....
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well as lineage-specific variants. Your duties Using your experience and enthusiasm for mass spec, in-situ hybridisation and bioinformatics, you will start by refining the mass spec imaging technique for work
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About the department The VU Department of Computer Science maintains highly successful programs in areas including Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Computer Security, Computer Systems
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following areas: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning, Data Mining; Programming; Parallel programming and High-Performance; Computing; Scientific computing, Numerical methods, and Numerical
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standardized assessment are part of the application process. Applications received by e-mail will not be considered. Acquisition in response to this advertisement is not appreciated. Website for additional job
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procedure and upload one single PDF that includes (1) a motivation letter, and (2) your curriculum vitae (which lists two references that we can contact). The motivation letter should outline (a) your
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of the onboarding process. A pre-employment screening (references, diplomas), may be part of the selection procedure. Applications received by e-mail will not be considered. Acquisition in response
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of high-performance computer systems You preferably have experience with hydrology, and affinity or experience with agent-based modelling and large-scale data processing with societal relevance You are able
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commitment to theory development, and innovative research aimed at understanding the mechanisms underlying cognitive processes, such as perception, attention, working memory and language. We use innovative
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currently have an opening for an Vici funded 4-year PhD position position. We seek to uncover the fundamental interaction rules that govern collective cell migration—a central biological process underlying