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Euqations" under the supervision of Gianne Derks (Leiden University) and Sara Maad Sasane (Lund University). What we offer Our goal is to work together to create a transparent and inclusive work environment
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industry come together. Working at our faculty means being part of a dynamic, international environment where both staff and students are driven by curiosity—not only to expand fundamental knowledge
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steel production. Leiden University offers an inspiring interdisciplinary research environment with strong collaborations across academia, governmental organizations, and industry stakeholders working
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, with a specific focus on French linguistics, Frenchin the Francophone world and language acquisition. Pursue your PhD in an inspiring international research environment while also teaching engaging
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evidence. The aim of this project is to investigate thoroughly whether tVNS genuinely improves cognitive functions. For detailed project information, see: https://rb.gy/wmiqqk (project WP1) Your
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practices across the Netherlands. The project, entitled ‘MEECSE: Monitoring the implementation of Enabling Environments for Citizen Science & Societal Engagement practices’, is funded by Open Science NL under
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The experimental soft matter community at the Leiden Institute of Physics is a dynamic, collaborative environment which consists of the groups of Daniela Kraft (colloidal model systems and microrobotics), Martin van
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-month position) to conduct research on the governance of cybercrime with a special focus on the governance of victimization in online environments. In this PhD project the candidate will study predictors
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and the Hortus botanicus, form the backbone of our faculty and are closely connected. We work in a safe, stimulating, and international environment where enthusiasm and passion drive both research and
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your application! What we offer Our goal is to work together to create a transparent and inclusive work environment in which everyone feels welcome and appreciated. Our organisation is always evolving