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Department: Department of Bioscience Engineering Regime Full-time Let’s shape the future - University of Antwerp The University of Antwerp is a dynamic, forward-thinking, European university. We
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. Our research operates at the interface of fundamental and applied science, with a particular focus on addressing the growing challenge of antimicrobial resistance. You will join an interdisciplinary
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and technology studies, or environmental social sciences, or an interdisciplinary field with a strong social science component. Demonstrated ability to publish or strong potential to publish in peer
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, geography, environmental social sciences or humanities, environmental studies, ecology, urban studies, landscape architecture, science and technology studies, environmental humanities or a related field
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science, geography, environmental governance, science and technology studies, urban studies or a related interdisciplinary field with a strong social science component Demonstrated ability or strong
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engineer postdoc at UGent on the joint characterization of the optical and electronic components. You will contribute to ETpathfinder service and integration activities. You will build and maintain
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ICT Services & Applications. The successful candidate will join the Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and New Technology (EINT) research group, led by Prof. Christian Fisch. EINT conducts interdisciplinary
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materials, and how this can be controlled and engineered for real-world applications. The focus is on combining ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic materials into multilayer heterostructures, opening new