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)? Are you interested in developing novel approaches to assess the ecological impacts of offshore wind farm installation and operation in the North Sea? Then this could be the ideal PhD position for you! What
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PhD position: The effect of transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation on cognitive functions (1.0 fte, 4 years) Can noninvasive electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve improve our memory, attention
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The Faculty of Science, the Mathematical Institute and the Institute of Biology are looking for a PhD Student in Theoretical or Mathematical Biology What you will do The opening is for a research
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applications received before 21 August 2026 can be considered. Starting date: fall 2026, flexible. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362667/phd-candidate-genetic-susceptib
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chemistry and physics techniques. What you will do You will work in a small team, including one or more PhD students, towards the goal of designing, analyzing and testing novel device structures that exploit
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Public Administration. Supervise bachelor’s, master’s and potentially PhD theses. Apply for external research funding (e.g. NWO, ERC, Horizon Europe). Contribute to organisational and management tasks
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Photocatalysis for water-based paint and coating photocuring with low carbon footprint. Why Apply? You have a PhD in photochemistry with experience in coordination chemistry
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better predictions of fire extents and its impacts on vegetation at regional scales. This is a contribution to INFLAMES (https://inflames-project.github.io/ ), a national research project on fires, with
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-on-one meetings; Co-supervising Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students; Presenting your research results to the scientific community at international conferences and through publications; Developing
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/science and http://workingat.leiden.edu/ . What you bring We are particularly interested in candidates whose work complements and expands our existing strengths in complex systems, colloidal particles