41 phd-law "Maastricht University" Postdoctoral positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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coordination (3 parallel PhD positions), organization of meetings, communication between project partners and stakeholders, and to the analysis and writing of the shared output. For the Postdoc position, we
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The Postdoc is expected to contribute to the organization of the project in terms of field-work coordination (3 parallel PhD positions), organization of meetings, communication between project partners and
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/ ). Qualifications The Postdoc is expected to contribute to the organization of the project in terms of field-work coordination (3 parallel PhD positions), organization of meetings, communication between project
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. The program is a collaboration of five universities and combines insights from Sociology, Social Psychology, Philosophy, and Social and Economic History. Currently, almost 80 PhD and postdoc projects (https
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of five universities and combines insights from Sociology, Social Psychology, Philosophy, and Social and Economic History. Currently, almost 80 PhD and postdoc projects (https://www.scoop-program.org
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postdoc (up to 4 years) and a PhD student. The main focus of this position will be at the interplay between theoretical 21cm cosmology and machine learning. While the postdoc will be stationed at the RUG
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. Qualifications PhD prior to appointment strong research profile and publication record appropriate to career stage excellent command of English proven ability to integrate insights from other disciplines (e.g
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collaboration with various mental health institutions. We are looking for candidates who meet the following requirements a PhD degree in Clinical Psychology or in Statistics within the Social Sciences (or a
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. Within this team, the postdoctoral researcher will support a PhD student responsible for synthesis and photochemical evaluation of the designed molecules. Organization The vacancy is within the newly
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. Charlotte Hemelrijk (Biology; all: University of Groningen), and prof. Mark van Vugt (psychology, VU Amsterdam). The project is part of a larger project, which also includes two PhD students (one in Groningen