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Innovative minimally invasive technologies are rapidly changing neurosurgical care. Emerging interventions, including minimally invasive treatment of intracerebral haemorrhage and chronic subdural haematoma
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Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities (CAO NU) Opens external . The starting is scale for this position is scale 10. https://www.universiteitenvannederland.nl/files/publications/Salarisschalen%20per%201
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. For more information about the group, please go to: https://www.rsm.nl/research/departments/technology-and-operations-management/business-information/ Opens external Job description You educate and inspire
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description You will work at the intersection of research data, technologal development, and collaboration. A central part of your role will be to help researchers with their data: from organising during data
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sea and inland ports and will use selected European jurisdictions and ports for comparison. It will also consider whether, and if so how, the frequent public ownership of port companies affects
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decision-analytic modelling and applied econometric work. It offers the opportunity to generate new methodological and empirical insights into the evaluation of health-system-strengthening strategies
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, the situation of RSM BV is sometimes complex and challenging. At the same time the company itself it small enough to maintain personal contacts and be able to have an overview of what’s going on throughout
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Sociology: two related scientific fields each with a unique profile. Public Administration studies governance capacity and policy interventions. It focuses on institutional power to organize and intervene in
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just understand Open Science but wants to actively shape it. Job description As Faculty Liaison You serve as the primary point of contact for academic and support staff within ESHPM and ESSB
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-based follow-up strategies that match surveillance intensity to individual recurrence risk. It pursues three objectives. Optimising follow-up. Determining when, for how long and in what form patients