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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description What could reparations for colonialism look like? As a PhD candidate, you will explore this urgent question, using participatory and creative research methods
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now What could reparations for colonialism look like? As a PhD candidate, you will explore this urgent question, using participatory and creative research methods to foreground the experiences and
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information and affective processing, decision-making by patients and clinicians, approach-avoidance tendencies, cognitive control, emotion regulation, motivation, and executive functioning.
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that looks plausible but violates physics and is therefore of limited use for grid planning. As a PhD candidate you will develop physics-informed, domain-constrained generative models for energy-system data
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invite you to apply for this PhD position on Curiosity in the Classroom at Radboud University. Curiosity is a powerful driver of learning, yet we still know relatively little about how curiosity unfolds in
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that looks plausible but violates physics and is therefore of limited use for grid planning. As a PhD candidate you will develop physics-informed, domain-constrained generative models for energy-system data
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Apply now Why do some people develop gambling-related harm while others, despite similar experiences and circumstances, do not? In this ZonMw-funded PhD project, you will use longitudinal panel data and
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, PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers. There will be weekly team meetings to discuss project progress as well as weekly lab meetings. You will specifically be involved in two research projects
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the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Develop an independent PhD project
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like to contribute to an ambitious research project combining behavioural studies, fMRI and computational modelling? If so, then we invite you to apply for this PhD position in the Cognitive Neuroscience