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legal and philosophical accounts of self-determination and recognition. Situated at the intersections of legal philosophy, constitutional theory, postcolonial studies, and international legal history
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theory (e.g., reasoned action and planned behavior theories); Experience in quantitative (surveys, longitudinal research) and qualitative research (open-ended surveys, content analysis). Collaborative
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geothermal-induction theory. The candidate will be employed at TU Delft, but will also carry out work together with KNMI (at De Bilt, NL), and will be embedded in the lively Geothermal Theme of TU Delft
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on the volumetric component of the moment tensor and linking this, quantitatively, to the behaviour expected from geothermal-induction theory. The candidate will be employed at TU Delft, but will also carry out work
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-driven dynamical systems, perturbative theories in celestial mechanics, symbolic regression, inverse methodologies via differentiable simulations, efficient high-dimensional numerical quadrature and more
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, with a background in information theory and stochastic physics applied to biological data. Further requirements include past experience with: Teaching and advising undergraduates. Experimental
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-interaction treatment of SOC, while scalar relativistic effects will be included via the spin-free exact two-component theory in its one-electron variant (SFX2C-1e), thereby extending the scope of EOM-CC
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-interaction treatment of SOC, while scalar relativistic effects will be included via the spin-free exact two-component theory in its one-electron variant (SFX2C-1e), thereby extending the scope of EOM-CC
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independently while contributing to a multidisciplinary consortium. Nice-to-haves Knowledge of cardiovascular biomechanics, growth and remodeling theory, mechanobiology, active cardiac mechanics, or adaptive soft
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relevant to climate change research broadly construed. We welcome applications from candidates working in philosophy of science, ethics, normative theory, political philosophy, environmental philosophy