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to understand the roadblocks towards electrically pumped lasing. Job profile Job profile You hold a Masters degree in Physics, Applied Physics, Photonics, Physical Chemistry or equivalent You are a motivated
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on principles from engineering, cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interaction. It has potential applications in education, training, and cognitive rehabilitation, and contributes
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international projects. This position is open for candidates holding a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Computer Science Engineering, Mathematical Informatics, Business
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fluently in English. You have good computer skills and data management skills. What we can offer you We offer a full-time position as a doctoral fellow, consisting of an initial period of 12 months, which
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synthetic methodology is recommended. • You have good computer and data management skills. • You are fluent in English. • Team-oriented: You enjoy working with others and actively contribute to a safe, open
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of assays to characterise ATMPs, including potency, identity, purity, sterility (ELISA, qPCR, flow cytometry, HPLC-based analytics) Process development and technology transfer to GMP Development, optimisation
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(or will receive in a few months) a Master’s degree in Computer Science Engineering, Master of Science in Information Engineering Technology, Master of Science in Computer Science, or a related field
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must have (or will receive in a few months) a Master’s degree in Computer Science Engineering, Master of Science in Information Engineering Technology, Master of Science in Computer Science, Master of
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will be part of the Scandinavian section of the Department of linguistics, which is responsible for teaching Swedish courses at the bachelor’s and master’s program at the department. You will work under
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policy choices on the overall carbon emissions of the stock. The aim of the research is to obtain a PhD diploma. You will be part of the UGent Building Physics research group (Faculty of Engineering and