23 parallel-programming-"Leipzig-University" Postdoctoral positions at Utrecht University
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August 2026 Apply now At Utrecht University, we have built a specialized team focusing on the discovery of previously unidentified antigens for immunotherapies through mass spectrometry (MS)-based
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and GeoAI systems to create resilient health systems and reduce health disparities? Your job At Utrecht University, you will be part of the Health Geography group as a postdoctoral researcher. You
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AI systems that translate scientific evidence into practical urban design solutions? Your job At Utrecht University, you will be part of the transdisciplinary ELEVATE project: Healthy living
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engagement and participatory research with quantitative system modelling of our research group; experience with systems modeling and computer programming (e.g. Python); strong communication and scientific
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assessment. Programming and data-analysis skills in a reproducible scientific workflow, for example using Python or comparable tools, and experience with GIS-based spatial analysis. The ability to work
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Apply now At Utrecht University, we have built a specialized team focusing on the discovery of previously unidentified antigens for immunotherapies through mass spectrometry (MS)-based proteomics and
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partners. You will have access to Utrecht University GPU/HPC infrastructure and large, curated microbiome and microbial genome datasets. Additionally, you will collaborate closely with NOAH partners at
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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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deadline: 27 September 2026 Apply now The Department of Sociology at Utrecht University has a vacancy for a Postdoctoral Researcher for the project ‘Family friendly organisational culture in
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. Dr. Johan Schot at Utrecht University. ACT aims to accelerate the transition towards a circular society in the Netherlands by 2050 through the development of historical and systemic approaches