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» Global change Environmental science » Natural resources management Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Application Deadline 30 Sep 2026 - 21:59 (UTC) Country Netherlands Type of Contract
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of artificial intelligence, cardiovascular engineering, and clinical medicine, with the potential to contribute directly to the future of personalized cardiovascular care. As a PhD candidate, you will work
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care and clinical nutrition? Are you motivated to advance diagnostic approaches for accurately estimating individual metabolic demands in critically ill patients using innovative analytical methods? We
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participate. The focal region is the Alblasserwaard. Your duties and responsibilities include: Develop a research proposal and a Training and Supervision Plan, to structure the 4-year PhD trajectory. Perform
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catalyst structure–performance relationships. The most promising catalysts will then be optimized and evaluated under practically relevant electrolysis conditions, contributing to the development of a
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of personalized cardiovascular care. As a PhD candidate, you will work on improving the diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease, with a clear focus on clinical application during catheterization
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datasets and an evaluation framework covering statistical fidelity, temporal and spatial structure, physical plausibility and downstream task performance (e.g. train-synthetic-test-real forecasting). You
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plasticity. In this PhD project, you will study whether daily smell training can improve olfactory and cognitive functioning, and whether these effects can be strengthened by adding multisensory immersive
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hydraulic loads and the structure’s response. Working in TU Delft’s Hydraulic Engineering laboratory, you will design and perform advanced large-scale experiments using our dam-break facility and instrumented
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education, clinical teachers play an essential role in coaching, for example, by encouraging residents to critically think about their clinical performance and how this can be improved. Yet, the specific