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cultural anthropology, or in a closely related field within the social sciences or humanities, with a demonstrated track record in anthropology. In order to diversify conceptual and epistemological
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. You support the development and coordination of study tracks within the music programme. You design and deliver teaching that introduces students to a wide range of artistic and theoretical perspectives
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at international conferences is highly valued; participation in patent writing is a plus; proven track record of teamwork, demonstrated through participation in joint papers or consortium-based projects. We
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(python, Java) are important parts of this PhD track. The candidate starts from insights in the system and physics-based modelling. Data-driven approaches are not the focus of this project. The candidate is
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their academic track record and research independence. The main work location of the recruited candidate will be Campus De Nayer (https://www.kuleuven.be/campussen/campus-de-nayer ), with the possibility to use a
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aims to address this critical gap by developing an AI-enhanced wearable system for automated tracking and characterization of eating behavior in individuals with AN. The project will combine wearable
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interest in rare congenital diseases.•A strong academic track record from bachelor and master.•Highly motivated candidate, interested in basic and translational research, hard worker with a creative mind
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The proposed PhD project aims to develop and apply innovative assessments of visuomotor abilities combining clinical evaluations, eye-tracking and wearable technologies. Longitudinal assessments during the first
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, chemistry, or an equivalent degree, and a PhD where the subject of your (post)doctoral research relates to the field of the vacancy. You have a strong research track record in chemical reaction/reactor
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advance our understanding of how human collectives move together and how this can affect the performance and resilience of both individuals and of urban infrastructures such as bridges and running tracks