19 humanities Postdoctoral positions at University of Amsterdam

Postdoc BenignSynthesis Project

Are you interested in concepts and methods how to develop safer and more sustainable chemicals, materials, processes and products in order to reduce environmental pollution and improve human health

Postdoc DESTRESS; Linking biodiversity trends to contaminant pressures

. The overall objective of DESTRESS is to provide guidance and actionable knowledge needed to balance freshwater needs between riverine biodiversity and human society. This enables a faster and more informed

Postdoc Infrastructural Ideologies in the EU, Russia, and China

researcher Niels ten Oever, PhD. ARTES is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research (AIHR). What are you going to do? In this two-year full-time postdoc you will

Postdoc Geospatial Ecology

. The position is part of a larger project that develops LTER-LIFE , a novel large-scale research infrastructure for studying and predicting how changes in climate and other human-induced pressures affect

Postdoc Ways of Water - Overcoming Conflicting Sustainability Pathways in the Port of Amsterdam

profile: Candidates should hold a PhD in human geography, urban and regional planning, urban studies, environmental planning and management, or a closely related field. Preference will be given

Postdoctoral Researcher in Climate Litigation and Democracy

of Human Rights), how strategic climate litigation interacts with the democratic process and how its (neglected) democratic potential could be realized. The postdoctoral researcher, together

Junior Researcher in the Project 'Reparations in Development'

. What do you have to offer You have: a master’s degree or equivalent with a relevant specialization in the social sciences or humanities (such as anthropology, development economics, development studies

Post-Doctoral Researcher in Heritage, Art and Energy Infrastructures

in the Context of Green Transitions (PITCH ), led by researchers Dr. Jeff Diamanti and Dr. Colin Sterling. AHM is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities

Postdoctoral Researcher in placenta-brain axis

conditions experienced by the mother are transmitted to their developing offspring in utero, shaping their risk for developing negative mental outcomes later in life (in mice, livebearing fishes and human

Postdoc Position in AI for Sustainable Molecules and Materials programme

of the polymer matrix and various chemical additives (plasticizers, pigments, etc). However, these additives—of which many are hazardous to human and environmental health—can leach out of the polymer matrix and