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the recent advances in the literature. Proficiency in written and spoken English is required. Experience with light-based bioprinting, volumetric bioprinting, and iPSC culture and differentiation will be
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Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities (CAO NU)); 8% holiday pay and 8.3% year-end bonus; a pension scheme, partially paid parental leave and flexible terms of employment based on the CAO NU. In
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leave and flexible terms of employment based on the CAO NU. In addition to the terms of employment external link laid down in the CAO NU, Utrecht University has a number of schemes and facilities of its
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focus of UCALL. You have the ambition of conducting innovative and thorough research, and to earn a PhD based on that research within four years. You have good research skills, and are open to improving
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December based on the gross salary. A temporary full-time appointment for a period of four years, under the condition of a positive assessment at the end of the first year. PhD candidates contribute 20
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of employment based on the CAO NU. In addition to the terms of employment external link laid down in the CAO NU, Utrecht University has a number of schemes and facilities of its own for employees. This includes
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contribute to the development of light-based biofabrication technologies, including a novel multiphoton printing device. You will also develop technological solution to converge light based printing approaches
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of the brain. The Korteweg-de Vries Instituut voor Wiskunde (KdV Institute) is the mathematical research institute of the Faculty of Science of the Universiteit van Amsterdam, where this project will be based
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. resilient infrastructure systems 2. value-based project and programme delivery of infrastructure assets. In this project we will closely collaborate with the Tilburg School of Economics and Management
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and organize the archaeological field campaigns in Portugal, in line with the project leaders’ goals. The position is based at the Groningen Institute of Archaeology and involves frequent travel