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Amsterdam, you contribute to education, research and service for a better world. And that is valuable. So in return for your efforts, we offer you: a salary of € 2.770,00 (PhD) and maximum € 3.539,00 (PhD
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particularly welcome applications from women and people with an ethnic minority background. Your duties doing research towards writing a PhD thesis teaching tasks (roughly 15% of your time), for instance
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The project of this PhD student aims at developing models to improve the prediction of strain-specific phenotypes. The models will handle
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are especially encouraged. We particularly welcome applications from women and people with an ethnic minority background. Your duties doing research towards writing a PhD thesis teaching tasks (roughly 15% of your
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Your PhD research will focus on developing effective and scalable tools to guard-against side-channel attacks. In hardware, an attacker can
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interest in econometric methods. We are looking for a PhD candidate to join our project on developing methods to analyse causality and heterogeneity in panel data models. This PhD project aims to develop
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description This 4-year, fully-funded PhD position is embedded in the EU project SPRINGS “Supporting Policy Regulations and
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contribute to education, research and service for a better world. And that is valuable. So in return for your efforts, we offer you: a salary of minimum € 2.770,00 (PhD) and maximum € 3.377,00 (PhD) in
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publications will form the basis of a PhD dissertation. The candidate will be involvement in teaching activities, such as the supervision of BSc and MSc thesis projects. We seek a candidate that is strongly
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, neglecting the most vulnerable and further increasing inequality. With your PhD thesis, you will improve our empirical understanding of the drivers, conditions, and dependencies of household (in)equality in