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funded by a EU programme Reference Number BAP-2026-561 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The construction industry is increasingly exploring
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; be able to work ethically with sensitive mental-health research and vulnerable youth under strict safeguarding rules; accept the sandwich structure and the fact that admission, scholarship, visa and
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quality, including interface roughness and interdiffusion, precise layer thickness and local magnetization value. We will make use of X-ray scattering, scanning probe microscopy, Atom Probe Tomography, and
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Management (BPM) with emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and real-time analytics, the research will develop new methods and technologies that make sustainability measurable, manageable
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years. LUCA offers the necessary training opportunities for this. You are willing to work on the campus in Genk. You work collegially, contribute to a constructive team atmosphere, and are committed
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sectors, occupations and skill profiles. The project offers the opportunity to make a significant academic contribution and to engage with key debates in the fields of the economics of education, labour
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are central. The opportunity to be part of an internationally oriented research team and to build a valuable academic network. Extensive opportunities for professional development through courses offered by
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to proposals led by the PI, supervise junior researchers, and build an international scientific network. We offer a fully funded 18-month postdoctoral position at KU Leuven, including a competitive salary and
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of European circular economy policy, aiming to make product‑related information accessible and usable across the entire value chain. While existing platforms such as the International Dismantling
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. While EMT simulation provides the required modelling detail, existing workflows do not scale efficiently to national and regional transmission systems.Our Vision: make EMT-based stability assessment