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will study how children select into contexts and how different contexts affect educational outcomes and inequality, using Dutch register data, quasi-experimental designs, and simulation methods. Your job
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research programme (2026–2030), funded by TKI Deltatechnologie, Nationale‑Nederlanden and contributions from more than 10 partners from academia, the financial sector, engineering consultancies and
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are accepted. A research proposal of at most 1,000 words (excluding references), describing what you would research within GRID and how it would contribute to the project. A sole-authored writing sample
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collaborative environment. You recognize yourself in the following: A Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences, Molecular Biology, Physiology, Cardiovascular Research, (Bio)Medical Engineering, or a related field
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, Demonstrated with Cocoa (COCO-AI). COCO-AI is an international collaboration between 3 universities, 4 small to medium enterprises, and 2 research and technology organisations, divided over 7 countries. COCO-AI
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focus on a particular problem associated with green urban transitions (and not the green transition in general). It will also contain concrete suggestions, with arguments, for comparative cases
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decisions that are ecologically meaningful, economically viable, and socially supported. RISE is an interdisciplinary project involving Eindhoven University of Technology, Wageningen University & Research
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is interested in how local authorities, service providers and legal or other professional actors respond to these claims. Rather than focusing primarily on laws and policies, this project is interested
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for an enthusiastic candidate who: Holds a Master’s degree in Urban or Spatial Planning, Science and Technology Studies, Human Geography, Urban Studies, Sustainability Studies, Political Science, Sociology
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—to protect journalists and uphold freedom of expression according to international standards. AI for the rule of law: Assessing and implementing AI technologies to advance fundamental rights within