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or biofabrication. You have demonstrated research and experimental skills, for example through your Master’s thesis. Experience with one or more of the following is an asset: X-ray diffraction, thermal analysis
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stability. Affinity with numerical simulation, algorithm development and scientific programming. Excellent communication skills in English. The following are considered assets: Knowledge of power electronics
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dynamics, or power electronics (an asset, but not required). We particularly encourage applications from candidates with experience in developing scientific or simulation software, even if their previous
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tasks Knowledge of C/C++ is a prerequisite Knowledge of Modelica, Python, and Java is an asset Experience with CasADi is an asset Have an advanced knowledge of computing systems and infrastructure Attend
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proficiency in French and German; knowledge of Dutch is an asset; basic knowledge of Middle Egyptian; experience with Greco-Roman temple inscriptions is an asset; experience with the analysis of organic remains
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engineering or similar. You have an excellent English proficiency (C1), both in speaking and writing. Knowledge of Dutch is an asset. Core technologies you are familiar with: BIM, point clouds You are capable
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considered a strong asset. Experience with Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence is considered a plus. Excellent proficiency in the English language is required, as well as good communication skills, both
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research and academic publishing is considered an asset.• Affinity with the challenges associated with cancer or, more broadly, chronic illness is an asset. • We offer a fully funded PhD scholarship for a
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are an asset. You have a passion for contemporary literature and are motivated to develop into an outstanding scholar working at the interdisciplinary intersection of translation studies and world literature
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; knowledge of Dutch is considered an asset, but is not required.• Research focus: You have a strong interest in ecodesign, re‑ and demanufacturing, and human‑robot collaboration in an industrial context