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addition to the research, the PhD researcher will also provide limited service to the faculty (e.g. exam invigilation, SID-in study information fairs, and similar activities). The ideal candidate: • Holds a master's
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investigate whether runners can be used as "human sensors" to assess the quality of the infrastructure. You have a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, or a related field that aligns with the topic of the PhD
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to possess all of the competencies listed below at the start, you should be willing and able to develop them relatively quickly. You hold a Master's degree in Linguistics and Literature, Applied Linguistics
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aims to set a new theoretical and analytical standard for an inductive approach to world literature, to gather empirical data about the lived reality of literary emergence, and to examine the main
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aims to set a new theoretical and analytical standard for an inductive approach to world literature, to gather empirical data about the lived reality of literary emergence, and to examine the main
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to set a new theoretical and analytical standard for an inductive approach to world literature, to gather empirical data about the lived reality of literary emergence, , and to examine the main aesthetic
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that the solver receives, meaning that there is no guarantee that the solver is solving the original problem. The group is investigating end-to end guarantees of correctness. When successful, this will have a
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MSc average grades. - A motivation letter (1 page maximum) - Complete transcripts of Bachelor and Master Degrees (if the MSc degree is not finished yet, please send the most recent transcript
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of the principal investigators, the candidate will work closely with the other project members, including the doctoral researcher responsible for the Greek and Latin textual sources and the postdoctoral researcher
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will be provided by a postdoctoral researcher working on the project. As a researcher, you will be supported by the project team, including the principal investigators Prof. Dr. Katelijn Vandorpe and