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Research Engineer. The Research Engineer will play a vital role in supporting and connecting computational research across the Faculty. The position could be fulfilled by one person (38 hours) or shared by
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Have you always thrived in a classroom, being close to students? Do you want to be part of a thriving Software Engineering program? Do you want to work closely with word-class researchers and
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The Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences (SILS), one of the largest institutes of the Faculty of Science, is home to around 240 researchers organised in four research themes and support facilities that include microscopy, advanced sequencing and Mass Spectrometry. SILS is currently...
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We are looking for a highly collaborative and motivated bioimage analysis developer who is excited about microscopy data and generating computational tools to process, quantify and visualize
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for representation and consciousness, and on hardware technology. The key objective of this position is to develop software (mostly written in Matlab and Python) and acquire hardware to support ongoing PhD and postdoc
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novel tools that address challenges across various specialty applications, including organic synthesis, chemical biology, and material science. By bridging the gap between chemical engineering and organic
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The Functional Materials group and Catalysis Engineering group in the Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences (HIMS) at the University of Amsterdam is recruiting a Research Technician for
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that function as susceptibility factors, as the pathogen relies on them for successful infection. We will then genetically engineer plants modifying those effector targets and test resistance against Xanthomonas
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the design of work. Some jobs may disappear, some new ones may arise, and some jobs will be augmented through close cooperation with new technology. Are you interested in studying the effect of technological
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). Chemistry and physics can provide us with technological solutions (e.g., storing CO2 in aquifers or its electrochemical conversion into value-added products), but technology alone is not enough. History