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17 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) Research Field Mathematics » Computational mathematics Mathematics » Geometry Researcher Profile Recognised
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Associate Professor of Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology Inti Brazil is Associate Professor of Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology and is one of the first members of the Radboud Young
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information If you would like more information about this vacancy or the selection procedure, please contact Dr Anna L. Smith, associate professor, [email protected] . Application procedure Are you
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like to work at our university? Reach out to Celine Nicole, Associate Professor in Horticulture Technologies Venlo, via [email protected] . We will review applications on a rolling
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? Please contact: Susanne Wilken, Associate Professor, [email protected] , T: +31 20 525 7070.
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twenty years. Hans de Kroon Professor at the Faculty of Science Hans de Kroon is a Professor of Plant Ecology and an initiator of the Healthy Landscape Research Consortium. "I have freedom of movement
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department (GRS) working closely with PhD researchers, postdocs, and professors in an open and collaborative environment, where you will receive full support and training to grow in your career. This project
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and metabolic engineering. This multidisciplinary environment provides excellent opportunities for scientific exchange and collaboration. This project, co-supervised by professors Jack Pronk and Jean
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The past decades have been associated with substantial losses of sea ice over both hemispheres. Existing climate models are currently unable to accurately forecast these changes, in part due
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. Additional information The supervisory team consists of Prof. Mark van Koningsveld and Dr. Alex Kirichek. For more information about this vacancy, please contact Dr. Alex Kirichek (Associate Professor