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of this position is to design and conduct original research that produces a practical monitoring and evaluation framework for CS&SE enabling environments, a repository of enabling actions, and a consolidated
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urban environments and how these decisions evolve in response to policy interventions. Key responsibilities include: Designing and implementing a mobility-focused Agent-Based Model for selected
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, the applicants should have: PhD diploma in Transportation, Logistics, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Maritime Engineering, or any other related field. Experience with agent-based modelling is essential
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Welcome to Maastricht University! Are you curious about how innovation works in the medical field? Do you have experience working in or studying medical technology companies/start-ups? Looking
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or otherwise collaborate on the design, execution, and analysis of: A bibliometric study of impact statements on successful grants funded by NWO, led by project co-lead Thed van Leeuwen, in order to
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systematically linking experimental and literature-based biological insight with advanced numerical methods, the hope is to provide a toolbox of well-grounded models and design primitives that can be used
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aerospace and space systems while remaining computationally tractable. A key objective is to transform theoretical advances into practical tools that can support analysis, design and decision-making in a
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concepts and bio-inspired materials for sensing and protection in extreme environments. Recent projects include work on “evomimetics”, which integrates evolutionary biology into biomimetic design by studying