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variability in past landscape changes. Your results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD project conducted at WUR and provide context for
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-Independent Acquisition (DIA), Parallel Reaction Monitoring (PRM), Quantitative proteomics workflows, Data normalization and quality control strategies, Strong experience in processing and interpreting
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computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD project conducted at WUR and provide context for visualisations of historic landscapes developed by a postdoc at NIOZ in a collaboration with
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Biological sciences » Biology Computer science » Informatics Computer science » Programming Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 16 Oct 2026 - 21:59 (UTC) Country Netherlands
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researcher and two PhD candidates. We are looking for a motivated candidate with strong technical and programming skills and relevant project experience to join this interdisciplinary research team
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GIScience, geoinformatics, spatial data science, spatial analytics, or a related field; experience with diverse spatial analytical methods; strong programming skills (e.g., Python) and version control
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); strong analytical and statistical skills; strong programming skills in R (or willingness to learn); robust methodological training in quantitative research methods; affinity with research on
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, urban analytics, geoinformatics, or a related field; experience with foundational AI model development/fine-tuning and machine learning and/or deep learning; strong programming skills (e.g., Python
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affinity for language data; solid programming skills (e.g., Python) and experience with machine learning or NLP, ideally including transformer-based models and word embeddings; excellent English
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performance over time. We're looking for a candidate with a strong background in epidemiology and quantitative methods, solid programming experience in R. The project is part of a national research program on