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bottom-up approaches for investigating the mechanisms of chaperone-mediated protein folding. Your responsibilities will include: conducting independent experimental work and perform data analysis
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interdisciplinary and qualitative empirical research and a sense of urgency for turning theory into practice and practice into theory in close collaboration with the research team and their partners. Information and
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, climate physics, geosciences or a related field; excellent skills in scientific programming and numerical / statistical analysis of simulated and observed data; a versatile mind and openness to work on a
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. Because the work is in the defense and security domain, a Certificate of No Objection (VGB) from the AIVD is required. For this reason, the candidate will undergo a security investigation. More information
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international networks that are useful for this position; Article 9 certified (legal qualified to perform animal experiments) is a plus; Experience in analytical chemistry, ISO17025, statistics and data analysis
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will collect ego-centric network data using a novel visualized network-data collection tool specifically designed to survey complex personal networks. Objective 2: examining the effect of recognizing
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teaching spread over the second, third and fourth year of their appointment. Willingness to move and reside in the Netherlands. Application Do you want to become a member of our team? Please send your
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your command of the English language is expected to be at C1 level . Sometimes it is necessary to submit an internationally recognised Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language. More information
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). Additional information About Erasmus University Rotterdam About Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication Opens external About Department of Arts and Culture Studies About ERMeCHS Additional
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the physical and biological pumps during rapid climate transitions (e.g., the last glacial period and Holocene) using sediment records. Our data will be used in marine carbon cycle models to predict