59 Computer Science positions at Wageningen University and Research Center in netherlands
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Your job Are you a computational scientist eager to build your own group? Are you ready to deploy the tools and methods of systems biology to understand mechanisms underlying basic cellular
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BSc students in specific projects and will supervise their theses. Your qualities as Postdoc computational biology you have a high interest in the following research topics: Design-Build-Test-Learn
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Your job Are you an enthusiastic, proactive connector who wants to help further develop the Open Science Community Wageningen (OSC-W) and the Open Science & Education (OSE) programme of Wageningen
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applications for both human and animals. The group organizes and teaches courses in several study programmes, including a successful MSc programme in Bioinformatics & Systems Biology, and in various graduate
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Your job Are you a biologist interested in architecture, design, and engineering? Or an engineer or designer interested in biology? Would you like to contribute to the design of sustainable
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languages, and computing hardware, relevant to the science. Your qualities You are / You have; a MSc degree in computer science, engineering, natural sciences, hydrology or related computation field is
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in physics or computer sciences or related is also a good basis for this position. You love writing Python code, you are not afraid of large datasets, and want to dive into machine learning to better
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, agricultural economics, international development, or agriculture. You also have: knowledge and experience (>7 years) in program management and coordination; working experience with programs focused on food
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degree (MSc) in a discipline relevant to the PhD project (e.g., operations research, operations management, industrial engineering, computer science); Experience with quantitative modelling methods (e.g
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in Bleiswijk. The project “Boosting Biocontrol with Biodiversity in and around greenhouse production systems ” is financed by the mission driven NWO-KIC programme “Biodiversity and biotic stress in