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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Interested in conducting cutting-edge PhD research into enhancing human rights due diligence on serious violations
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Description The section Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, as part of the faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, is looking for a PhD candidate who will delve into the relationship between short-term motor
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renegotiated. Contrary to earlier assumptions, the internet’s correlation with democracy and human rights has proven to be far from straightforward and the field is characterised by active norm contestation. In
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student will study CILP regulation, interaction, function and mode of action using an innovative 3D cell culture model containing human stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes and cardiac fibroblasts (engineered
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backgrounds, who are connected by their shared curiosity about human behaviour and our brains. This curiosity inspires us to explore the wide field of psychology from different perspectives (such as a
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be used by food systems actors (e.g. farmers, cooperatives) to act on and implement some of the positive tipping points previously identified. The candidate will be supervised by Prof. Frank Boons
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Act, Cyber Resilience Act, etc.) and international standards (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST, etc.). Possible focus areas for this position include, but are not limited to AI and cybersecurity; Information
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elicit transformative shifts in human cognition and behaviors that are not only related to personal health, but also towards environmental sustainability. This proposed research is part of a synergistic
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the neural processes that underlie human cognitive functions, including perception, attention, emotion, memory, learning, language and neurocognitive development. CN takes a unique approach to this endeavor by
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quality of life. In the first part of the project, you will develop a novel TES-EEG closed-loop strategy to improve memory impairment in humans and assess the effect of your approach on hippocampal activity