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such as PyTorch, PyTorch Geometric, DGL, NetworkX, or scikit-learn. Engineering skills and willingness/patience to work with large, noisy datasets, including preprocessing, pipeline development, and
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language generation, and NLP and society. The National Police Lab AI is a collaboration between the Netherlands Police, Utrecht University and Delft University of Technology. The lab's research focuses on symbolic AI
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engineer to significantly redesign it and build the next generation of the OpenML platform. Key publication: What you will do Goals and core tasks: Optimize accessibility for all experience levels via
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manage the current developments in employment practices, technology, demography, and organizational structures. Our research is anchored in three interconnected pillars: work design, work relationships
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the Department of Biomechanical Engineering . In addition there are excellent opportunities for close collaboration with the MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnolgy , and several institutions abroad.
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to societal, environmental, technological and economic pressures. The majority of people will live in cities, while challenges relating to inequality, health, climate change, food and energy all accumulate
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, full-time (1.0 FTE) position starting 1 October 2026, running until the end of the CARDIMED project (with Deliverable 3.4 due February 2028). It is a unique opportunity to combine hands-on community
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of sensitive knowledge and technology. To apply, please send, via the ‘apply now’ button: a motivation letter (max. 2 pages); your curriculum vitae (with links to published code and papers); contact details
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approximately 650 staff address social questions and challenges that people experience in daily life. Our core focus is on individual and societal resilience and how to strengthen it. We focus on current themes
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(FIRM) is a five‑year research programme (2026–2030), funded by TKI Deltatechnologie, Nationale‑Nederlanden and contributions from more than 10 partners from academia, the financial sector, engineering