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Are you looking for a challenging job where your work contributes to groundbreaking research in the field of the natural environment? Are you not afraid to take on both substantive and instrumental
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an environment of mutual respect, inclusiveness, equal opportunities with room for situated experiences, diverse perspectives, and ideas to flourish. This commitment applies to our research, organisation, room
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Are you currently employed at the University of Amsterdam and are looking for a new challenge? Do you enjoy working in a dynamic and international work environment? Do you have strong organizational
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. You thoroughly like theory and theory-development, but you enjoy it most when you see it in action. You are inspired by working in a cross-cultural environment and are enthusiastic about collaborative
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geospatial environmental characterization of biodiversity data for ecological analysis and modelling in a Digital Twin virtual research environment. In this context, you will analyse and aggregate diverse
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experimental research within a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment? Applications are now open for a 4-year full-time PhD position in the Isaeva Group at the Institute of Physics (IoP), University
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PhD Cognitive Neuroscience: "The Influence of Predictions on the Mechanisms of Conscious Perception"
internal brain states and environmental context shape our subjective experience”. The PhD position is embedded in the Conscious brain lab , and the project will be supervised by dr. Simon van Gaal, dr. Timo
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) focuses on the geographic region of the Port of Amsterdam (PoA). We are looking for a Postdoc to join our team in the WoWPoA project Ways of Water to work in a highly interdisciplinary environment involving
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Emergency Response Team (BHV-ploeg). What do we require? You have: a service-oriented attitude and motivation to work in an international environment. You enjoy supporting your colleagues with event planning
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general audience venues; The Postdoctoral researcher is expected to live in Amsterdam (or within commuting distance) and take active part in team meetings and the research environment at ASCoR and AISSR