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translational microbiome researchers at Amsterdam UMC; present research findings at scientific conferences and publish results in peer-reviewed journals. What we ask of you You have/are a degree (PhD, or
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interdisciplinary environment spanning multiphase flow, laser-matter interaction, plasma physics, surface science, and nanolithography. More information? For further information about the position, please contact: Dr
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15 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Amsterdam (UvA) Research Field Biological sciences » Biodiversity Biological sciences » Biology Environmental science » Ecology
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set of stakeholders on designing a generalizable solution. You should also have: a recent PhD in Computer Science or Engineering, Information Studies, Human-Technology Interaction or similar; experience
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able to work independently, and enjoy collaboration in an international team. Your experience and profile: A PhD degree in phytoplankton ecology, environmental microbiology, biological oceanography or a
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About the department, institute, project The LALA project investigates the nature and historical context of activities in the fields of philosophy, esp. logic, mathematics, and astronomy, in 5th-6th century Alexandria. The research team as a whole will consist of three postdocs and a PI. The...
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huge impact on society, economics and ecology: from robotics to big data, and from job market participation to change management. Collaboration and cooperation, transparency and social responsibility
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instrumentation. This is a heavily hands-on oriented position: you will not only measure samples, but also build, automate, troubleshoot and improve the setup and ensuing workflows. You have a PhD degree in
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) master’s or PhD degree may apply. What do we offer you The position concerns temporary assignment of 19 hours per week for a maximum term of one year starting January 1st 2027 as part of or in
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that affects the measured data and translate the observations into mechanistic insight Lead a PhD student in development of a controlled flow system for in situ ATR-UV–Vis spectroscopy including