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Home > JOBS Ultrafast Magnetism in Frustrated Materials [ All offers ] 2026-07-24 | PhD Lab/Company : HFML-FELIX Location : Nijmegen, Netherlands Yearly income : https://www.nwo-i.nl/en/vacancies/phd
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you passionate about mathematical and theoretical physics, and interested in the history and philosophy of physics? Would you like to explore fundamental questions about black holes, entropy and
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. Apply now Hi! Are you my new colleague? Hanke van der Veer Hi! Are you my new colleague? Inge Broekman Hi! Are you my new colleague? Laurette van der Woning Hi! Are you my new colleague? Felix van Urk
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generative models produce data that looks plausible but violates physics and is therefore of limited use for grid planning. As a PhD candidate you will develop physics-informed, domain-constrained
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open to researchers in all fields of experimental and theoretical physics. At the Institute of Physics (IoP) at the University of Amsterdam, we recognize diversity fosters creativity and innovation
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researchers to join the interdisciplinary Origins of Irreversibility project: one in mathematical physics, one in theoretical physics and one in the history of physics. Together, you will investigate one of
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research groups involved in the ML-GUIDE project and focus your efforts on guiding engineering efforts for one particular biomolecule and its associated function. (1) Dr. Robert Pollice ( https
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" Are you a curious and motivated individual eager to explore the physics of life-like systems? Join us on a high-impact PhD journey into the fascinating world of autonomous motion, collective behavior
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University of Amsterdam | Amsterdam Noord west, Provincie Noord-Holland | Netherlands | about 8 hours ago
strong ties to the international gravitational wave and dark matter communities. We are looking for candidates who: - will have completed an MSc in Physics, Astronomy, or a closely related field by the
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future of hybrid materials and forefront technologies! Your profile You hold a BSc or MSc in Physical Chemistry or Physics, and have proven experimental skill in optics and spectroscopies. You are