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, a four-year research project funded by NWO (Open Competition SSH) and carried out by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Erasmus University Rotterdam. The project examines how young adults encounter and
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of our university? In that case, we encourage you to submit your application. Please submit: a motivation letter describing your research interests, relevant neuroimaging expertise and programming
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processing and quality control of neuroimaging datasets connectome and network neuroscience analyses Strong interest in and experience with scientific programming is essential. You should have experience with
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(University of Amsterdam), who will also be your supervisors. Your research will center on developing cutting-edge estimation approaches for the cure rate and the survival time of the uncured depending on
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/theoretical physics, soft or biological physics experience with programming is a plus As a university, we strive for equal opportunities for all, recognising that diversity takes many forms. We believe
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with using inference/machine learning tools and basic programming is a plus As a university, we strive for equal opportunities for all, recognising that diversity takes many forms. We believe that
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various aspects of experimental physics, including ultrahigh vacuum, CAD design, optics and lasers, electronics, and scientific programming. Your profile Master in physics or related topics Affinity for
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-spectroscopy, or advanced optics/microscopy experience or affinity with data analysis and scientific programming (e.g. Python, Matlab) strong motivation to work in an interdisciplinary research environment
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will contribute to the further development of our university? In that case, we encourage you to submit your application. For your application, we would like to learn something about how you think and
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a university, we strive for equal opportunities for all, recognizing that diversity takes many forms. We believe that diversity in all its complexity is invaluable for the quality of our teaching