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openness, curiosity, engagement, confusion, and resistance; Design and compare adaptive dialogue strategies that balance personalization with exposure to diverse perspectives; Conduct VR-based user studies
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the recent technology advancement and trends in low-cost distributed space systems. The position will require you to work closely with NL-RIA partners, to derive high-level user requirements of two classes
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in human-computer interaction, interaction design, or sports, health and wellbeing technology Good theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in several of the following areas: user interface and
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user data, design non-intrusive and fair motivational feedback strategies, optimisation of presenting cognitive tasks and self-report, and designing and presenting a personalised end report in
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their relationship to users’ subjectively placed (dis)trust in the technology. To help addressing these questions, we are looking for a postdoc with several years of experience in doing interdisciplinary
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, model, and design for the user experience as individuals engage with social-technological networks — at home, at work, in transit, and at leisure — and create innovations that impact systemic structures
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users to bring quantum technology to the market. Want to know more about our organisation? Read more about working at the University of Amsterdam. If you feel the profile fits you, and you are interested
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studies; valuation studies; sociology; social innovation; economics of innovation; sustainability transition studies; health policy; healthcare technology assessment; user-experience design; industrial
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, to design enabling environments for the transitions to nature-inclusive agroecosystems. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362042/postdoc-researcher-in-transitio
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comfort models into vehicle climate control systems for adaptive heating, cooling, and ventilation strategies. Design, conduct, and analyse human-subject experiments involving diverse participant groups