23 parallel-processing "Academic Europe" Postdoctoral positions at Utrecht University
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Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences is one of the leading faculties in Europe providing research and academic teaching in cultural anthropology, educational sciences, interdisciplinary social science
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-Independent Acquisition (DIA), Parallel Reaction Monitoring (PRM), Quantitative proteomics workflows, Data normalization and quality control strategies, Strong experience in processing and interpreting
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Europe providing research and academic teaching in cultural anthropology, educational sciences, interdisciplinary social science, pedagogical sciences, psychology, and sociology. Almost 7,000 students are
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stakeholders; Monitor the deployment of co-developed transition pathways; Prepare academic publications and contribute to project deliverables; Engage with stakeholders, including policymakers
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Lab AI ( Floris Bex and Jelte Mense ) and the Natural Language Processing Group ( Albert Gatt ) at Utrecht University. Together, we want to explore how small models can extract useful information on
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and nature-based solutions (NBS), as part of the Horizon Europe-funded CARDIMED external link project (Climate Adaptation and Resilience Demonstrated in the Mediterranean region). Your job CARDIMED
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qualitative data following ethical research practices; Experience in publishing as a lead author in high-quality international peer-reviewed journals, with a minimum of three published academic papers at
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pipelines for processing and visualizing large-scale proteogenomics, MS-based immunopeptidomics/proteomics data. Ensure reproducibility and scalability of workflows using modern workflow tools (es
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conducting experiments and performing analytical sample processing (lab work); A theoretical background in marine environmental physiology, biogeochemistry, and ecology; Willingness to experiment with
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state-of-the-art adaptive pathway planning. You will share your results in stakeholder meetings, scientific conferences, and academic journals. Your work will help Dutch water managers plan adaptation