62 biomedical-image-processing PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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interest in healthcare quality, organisation of care and health policy. - MSc or Research Master in Economics & Business, Medicine, Social and Behavioural Sciences, Health Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Data
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and Behavioural Sciences, Health Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Data Science, or a related field. Excellent command of English (written and spoken); proficiency in Dutch is highly recommended given
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infrastructure managers in developing cross-sectoral strategies to proactively shape infrastructure demand, as an alternative to the traditional and increasingly untenable 'predict-and-provide' paradigm. By
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. Advertising images can also link products to ideas of success. Thus, these forms of communication are not merely tools for conveying messages, but powerful agents that sculpt our society, influence our
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at a fundamental level how nanomedicines, such as the lipid nanoparticles used to deliver RNA for the vaccines against Covid19, interact with and are processed by cells. The Department’s research
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disciplines could be relevant, including (but not limited to): (bio)physics, (biomedical) engineering, nanotechnology, and the pharmaceutical sciences. The fit to the position and/or the willingness to explore
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for homeowners and potentially increasing awareness and willingness to take action. Combined with “connection workshops”, where households interpret thermal images with researchers and receive retrofit advice from
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interpret thermal images with researchers and receive retrofit advice from professionals, the project aims to also improve the ability of households to take action. By addressing barriers to retrofitting and
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garments into recycle, reuse, and manual-review streams; this PhD project tackles the core challenge of designing and optimizing a high-throughput hyperspectral imaging system, fused with complementary
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administration, organizational behaviour, human resource management, work/organizational psychology, or a related discipline within the social sciences (e.g., sociology, economics). In the selection process