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UniversityCountryNetherlandsCityTilburgPostal Code5037 ABStreetWarandelaan 2Geofield Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/341667/phd-candidate-or-postdoctoral-resear… Contact City Tilburg Website http://www.uvt.nl/ Street
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programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is looking for a post-doc researcher within the Innovation
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, popular culture, and urban arts. You will join the working group on ‘Braided Solidarities: Mapping Concepts of Belonging and Diversity’. The objective of this working group is to map the varied grassroots
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computer vision methods. Design and set up experiments. Deploy your algorithms on machines. Write well-documented code. Prepare demonstrators. Write scientific papers. Guide Master's and/or PhD students
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, microbiology, microbial ecology and bioinformatics and regularly hosts international PhD students and postdoc researchers. This fostering a supportive and intellectually stimulating working environment
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related to the design and evaluation of online learning experiences and the pedagogical agent. The postdoc is expected to conduct studies involving the agent and online learning, and support the project
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. Sustainable management scenarios are urgently needed to strengthen their role for safeguarding the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) of the Wadden Sea. In this project TRICMA², we combine a well-designed field
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research design and relevant quantitative analysis, as demonstrated in your PhD thesis and journal publications. Strong analytical capacity. Preferably experience with data collection and working with
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the local community (energy valley) stakeholders. The role of this postdoc is to establish the digital twin blueprint for energy valleys and implement it in a real-world setting. The main scientific challenge
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stratified sampling design. In this context, you will develop showcases with model-based data integration to demonstrate how acoustic observations can complement existing monitoring schemes and how current