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legislation and regulations; developing new visual analysis techniques. Depending on your experience, identifying opportunities for collaboration both within and outside WFSR may also be part of your role
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Published Wednesday 14 May 2025 Deadline Sunday 31 Aug 2025 Work area PhD Organisational unit Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences (ESSB) Salary € 2.901 - € 3..707 Employment 1 fte - 1
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Published Wednesday 14 May 2025 Deadline Thursday 31 Jul 2025 Work area PhD Organisational unit Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences (ESSB) Salary € 2.901 - € 3..707 Employment 1 fte
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the Netherlands. There is growing pressure on agriculture and the entire food system to increase global production while promoting sustainability in terms of farmers' incomes, soil health, input use, and
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imaging. Strong analytical skills and experience with medical imaging technologies and data analysis. The ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams and communicate effectively across
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the North Sea. The spatial planning and use of the North Sea over the next 30 years will be fundamentally shaped by a shift away from fossil (oil and gas) to renewable (primarily wind) energy. The Dutch
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Published Friday 13 Jun 2025 Deadline Monday 30 Jun 2025 Work area PhD Organisational unit Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management (ESHPM) Salary € 2.901 - € 3..707 Employment 1 fte - 1 fte
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Astronomical Institute, the last 2 years at Tartu Observatory. The PhD research project has the purpose to analyze and combine the weblike distribution of galaxies in large galaxy redshift surveys, with
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trajectories between the United Kingdom and India. The candidate will be part of the ERC-funded project ‘Retirement across countries: A tripartite analysis of the welfare state, family care networks, and the
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between the Netherlands and Turkey. The candidate will be part of the ERC-funded project ‘Retirement across countries: A tripartite analysis of the welfare state, family care networks, and the retirement