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Postdoc Position on Multimedia Analysis Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Information and Computing Sciences Hours per week: 32 to 40 Application deadline: 15 September 2026
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For candidates For employers For members AcademicTransfer Sign in Sign up en English (EN) Nederlands (NL) All jobs Postdoc Position on Multimedia Analysis Join us and help unlock the potential of
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Vacancies Post-doctoral position in Experimental Analysis and Control of Induction Welding Process for Thermoplastic Composites of Thermoplastic Manufacturing Process To vacancy overview Apply now ET
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, quantification, and validation. You will support the whole team in data analysis and visualization for different proteogenomics projects. You will organize and merge multi-omics data (in collaboration with our
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practical insight and tools that can support analysis, design and decision-making for AI-enabled space systems, thereby bridging the emerging scientific theory of deep learning with high-impact space
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-flow consistency (Kirchhoff's laws) as soft or hard constraints, operational bounds (voltage limits, capacity, phase balance), and network topology through graph neural network architectures. You will
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and applied aspects. • You have experience in (micro)materials characterization, chemical characterization, and/or material visualization techniques. Experience in e.g. resin formulation, microfluidics
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fabrication, (micro)materials characterization, and/or material visualization techniques. Experience in physics of fluids, hydrogels, cell culture, and advanced optical analysis techniques are considered
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MODFLOW, MT3DMS, SEAWAT or closely related codes is an advantage. A solid understanding of groundwater-model concepts and parameters, calibration, sensitivity analysis, scenario analysis and uncertainty
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approaches like network analysis and complementary systems-change-oriented methods to national-scale case studies, while supporting the development of pathways and theories of change; develop reproducible