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researcher with a grant. Join the VUB AMGC team (Archaeology, Environmental changes and Geo-Chemistry) and the FLAIR research group (Federated Labs AI and Robotics) for the ARCHAI project, which explores
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research group (Federated Labs AI and Robotics) for the ARCHAI project, which explores the crossover between artificial intelligence and Archaeological Prospection. Archaeological prospection faces
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position contributing to European projects at the intersection of artificial intelligence and digital health. Building on our expertise in the legal, ethical and societal implications (ELSI) of emerging
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-ionian.github.io ) and national projects. You will act as a senior right hand to the PI, combining research support, project and team coordination, proposal development, and outreach support. The goal is to enable
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of gene therapy manufacturing and process innovation. The project focuses on the development and optimization of scalable bioprocesses for viral vector production and downstream purification and
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applications for a project scientist (post-doc) position at the GeoHydrodynamics and Environment Research group (GHER, https://www.gher.uliege.be ) of the University of Liège in Belgium. The candidate will work
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contributing to meaningful societal change. Your role The candidate will contribute to the project ECOJUST - Ecologically Just Climate Resilient Development, funded through the Climate Nexus Framework Convention
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. This project explores the use of laser-printed metal chalcogenides on flexible substrates to develop high-performance thermoelectric harvesters and coolers for wearable applications. In this project, the postdoc
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diverse academic backgrounds to contribute to our projects in areas such as: Network Security, Information Assurance, Model-driven Security, Cloud Computing, Cryptography, Satellite Systems, Vehicular
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of the project NanoMuscles funded by the FNRS. The NanoChemistry & Molecular System group employs single-molecule techniques, AFM and optical tweezers, to study the operation of small synthetic molecules and