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dedication to open science and team science. We stand for a warm, inclusive, and cooperative research environment in which our staff are well-supported in a work culture that promotes collaboration and respect
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procedure for this vacancy. This exemption must be obtained from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) before an employment contract is agreed upon. Click here for more information. Please do
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executing laboratory research, preferably involving cell culture models and molecular biology techniques including RT-PCR, ELISA’s and western blotting. Knowledge of respiratory toxicology and environmental
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an industry sponsor – Hilti – and industry partners through regular meetings, workshops, and empirical fieldwork. Job requirements You should have: A master’s degree in construction management, civil
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: Industrial Design Engineering (IDE), Civil Engineering and Geosciences (CEG), and Technology, Policy and Management (TPM). As a PhD candidate, you will conduct research aimed at making public transport more
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Wageningen University & Research Comparative developmental analysis of executive functions and social behavior in rats Eline Vansina Amsterdam UMC Culture Conference (2026) Edwin van Leeuwen Utrecht University
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qualifications: A MSc in hydrology, Earth sciences, physical geography, environmental science, civil engineering or a related field; Experience with making geoscientific field observations and interpretations in
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at home. We value colleagues with different backgrounds, perspectives and identities, including differences in culture, religion or ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, neurodiversity, disability and age
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international nature conservation, the relationship between fieldwork and laboratory research, man's changing relationship with ‘wild’ animals, and the representation of science in broader culture. Raf De Bont is