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results into a user-centered Virtual Research Environment being developed by the group. The researchers will be embedded in the MultiScale Networked System (MNS) group, Informatics Institute
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opportunity for highly multidisciplinary exploration within a diverse and collaborative team environment. We're looking for colleagues who embrace challenges with enthusiasm and are team players. If you're
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expertise of the successful candidate, fostering a collaborative and fulfilling environment. Together, we will mutually agree on the direction of the research, ensuring it aligns with your passion and
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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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environmental sciences with a focus on aquatic ecology, ecotoxicology and/or risk assessment; You are a committed researcher, demonstrated by publications in international refereed academic journals; You are
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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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. 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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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
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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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environment. We are committed to offering tailor-made and careful supervision with the main aim of allowing you to grow and flourish academically and professionally. We offer a 0.8 fte position (38 hours/week