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You will join t he Decision, Development and Psychopathology (D2P2) lab and your supervisory team will consist of Bernd Figner, Kim Fairley (both Radboud University), Kirsten Rohde (Maastricht
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. You will design and conduct studies in collaboration with primary schools and educational partners, review the scientific literature, recruit and test participants, develop and evaluate educational
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of High Magnetic Fields, you will develop your research programme and complement the institute’s research lines on correlated electron systems, magnetism, topological matter, 2D materials
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Apply now Why do some people develop gambling-related harm while others, despite similar experiences and circumstances, do not? In this ZonMw-funded PhD project, you will use longitudinal panel data and
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this ability through computational cognitive modelling. You will work together with Dr Marieke Woensdregt to elaborate and further specify an existing formalisation sketch that was developed as part of
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Develop an independent PhD project on ecological violence, gender and decolonial ecologies in Latin America and/or the Caribbean. The Department of Anthropology and Development Studies at Radboud
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multidisciplinary consortium brings together academic medical centres, universities, healthcare organisations and industry partners to develop and implement innovative technologies for home-based healthcare and
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and pedagogical innovations in education. Each of us has their own discipline-specific focus (yours will, of course, be mathematics), but we also work on overarching research interests. The development
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research on synthetic cells chemistry of the future. We are looking for two postdoctoral researchers to develop synthetic cells that can produce valuable products from waste streams. These positions are part
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in advanced spectroscopy in high magnetic fields and with intense infrared/THz radiation. As an Associate or Full Professor of Science of High Magnetic Fields, you will develop your research programme