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KIN Center for Digital Innovation The KIN Center for Digital Innovation is an internationally recognized research group at the intersection of organization studies, strategy, and technology. KIN
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measures that are robust, reproducible and relevant to assessments used in patients and mammalian disease models. Your research will combine different approaches to: Develop and standardise behavioural
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the University of Groningen. The research will be carried out in the Systems, Control and Optimization Group. Our group is part of the Jan C. Willems Center for Systems and Control that unites the different
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your development and prepares you for future academic or professional roles. Your work environment You will join the Delft Center for Systems and Control (DCSC) within the Faculty of Mechanical
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closely linked to a particular model of media governance, with the public service broadcasting monopoly at its core. But in subsequent decades, debates about the role, organization, and regulation of media
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systems. The Veldhorst Group is a diverse and international team, bringing together people from different backgrounds and cultures in a collaborative environment dedicated to advancing semiconductor quantum
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, Orikami, Sabender (Enterprising Company), Trinoma, VicarVision), 1 rehabilitation centre (Daan Theeuwes Centrum) and 5 patient organisations (Hersenletsel.nl, Hersenstichting, Parkinson Vereniging
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on the macroscale behaviour. Your core responsibilities include: Conducting independent experimental research at different scales from bulk to confinement under various climatic conditions, Performing systematic
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explore, and how different ways of structuring learning environments influence curiosity and learning. Computational models will be used to characterise individual differences in information-seeking
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van Til at the Amsterdam Leukodystrophy Center (ALC). This doctoral project focuses on the preclinical assessment of gene therapy approaches in leukodystrophy mouse models for vanishing white matter