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of Groningen to the University of Amsterdam. The group's mission is to explore the role of the microbiome in human health. Working alongside a team of microbiologists, molecular biologists, biochemists, and
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Do you want to become a driving force behind the DSA Observatory? We are looking for a researcher with a profile in information law to join our team. The “Digital Services Act (DSA) Observatory
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The Just Adapt project spans a wide range of disciplines, and therefore we are open to candidates from a range of disciplinary backgrounds and an interest in political science and human geography
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of the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research (AIHR). This position also aligns with the newly established Decolonial Futures research priority area (RPA), which brings together scholars from across
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lens, combining, as per the requirements of the grant, social science and humanities theories and methodologies. More specifically, we aim to draw on urban history, affect (and non-representational
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urgent protection in view of widespread overexploitation for food, building material and many other human needs. Their cultural and spiritual meanings are manifold, and the use and protection of trees is
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. Lecturers who have a PhD may also be asked to teach courses in the related Master’s programmes. Candidates should have expertise in theoretical and cultural approaches within Media Studies and the Humanities
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Phd Position in Multiscale Spatiotemporal Modelling of Microbiome During the First 1000 Days of Life
Are you driven by a desire to delve into the convergence of computational modelling, omics research, and exogenous factors as they relate to human health? Specifically, are you excited about
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foundation models has been astonishing in the past few years and allow to equip robots with world knowledge of scenes, objects, and human activities. Robots should then be able to perceive and act upon
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. Federico Savini (spatial planning, Principal Investigator) and Dr. Cody Hochstenbach (human geography, housing studies) at the University of Amsterdam, Mira Kopp (urban industrial ecology, Mercator Research