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experience in social research and familiarity with social and political theory will be a strong advantage. What else do we offer you We offer temporary employment contract of 38 hours per week at
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completion of the PhD requires meeting the disciplinary standards of the social sciences. Therefore experience in social research and familiarity with social and political theory will be a strong advantage
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, geographical and theoretical approaches including, among others, network theories, connected history, reading history, medical humanities, material culture studies, postcolonial perspectives, and digital
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decision-support tools for responsible AI adoption. You will work closely with academic experts and industrial collaborators, contributing directly to both theory and practice. Your research will deliver
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position as part of the SCOPE project—Shelf-life Control, Optimized Pricing, and Excess Redistribution—a collaboration between the Operations Research and Logistics group at Wageningen University, the Zero
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the two countries (including observations, digital ethnography, interviewing, shadowing), data management, data analysis, theory-building, and (co)authoring academic articles for leading journals in
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an excellent command of English (both written and oral) and proven academic writing skills. Therefore, the ideal candidate has: A master’s degree in a relevant discipline (Data Science, Neuroscience
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or institutional theory. Experience or affinity with active modes of doing research such as engaged scholarship, transdisciplinary research, and/or ethnography and corresponding research methods. Ability to work
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, shadowing), data management, data analysis, theory-building, and (co)authoring academic articles for leading journals in the field of Communication. submitting a PhD thesis within the period of appointment
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, Honda Research Institute Europe, MIT, Samaya, MathWorks and others. network-wide events – several week-long “Science & Skills” summer-schools/workshops that rotate between partners and blend theory