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. You will join a young and dynamic research team with an open and creative working environment. We encourage new ideas and innovative research projects and offer opportunities to develop your scientific
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secondments of the PhD student at other involved parties in the network such as the company QuiX (Enschede) and UCL (London). Other trainings and collaborations in the area of quantum error correction
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description What could reparations for colonialism look like? As a PhD candidate, you will explore this urgent question, using participatory and creative research methods
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of media governance. We are looking for a curious, creative, and collaborative researcher with strong training in historical research methods to investigate the contestation of the public media model from
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now What could reparations for colonialism look like? As a PhD candidate, you will explore this urgent question, using participatory and creative research methods to foreground the experiences and
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-element modeling using COMSOL · An interest in biological systems and in connecting theoretical models with experimental observations · Enthusiasm, self-motivation, creativity, and team spirit · Excellent
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affect women and/or other minoritised bodies?”, “How do the affected people resist violence with everyday practices of mutual care and repair?” And “In what creative ways do they shape alternative futures
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independently, take initiative and contribute creatively to the project. Excellent teamwork and communication skills and enthusiasm for working in a multidisciplinary and international research environment. Good
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supportive and collaborative research groups (Šolomek group, Baumgartner group, and Noël group) where curiosity and creativity are highly valued. We celebrate scientific progress—whether it’s a successful
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for an enthusiastic and creative PhD student to achieve these goals and strengthen our Toxicology Division, which is made up of four research groups: Endocrine-, Immune- and Neuro-toxicology and Exposure Assessment