33 multiscale-multi-scale-composite PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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problems. The mission of this consortium is to realize a new revenue model in the textile value chain, by scaling up and strengthening the (business/government/NGO) activities around sorting and recycling
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of people, places and planning in rural and urban settings, especially on local and regional scales. Our motto: we are making places better together. The PhD candidate will: • Design and carry out
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experience, with a minimum of € 3,378 to a maximum of € 5,331 (salary scale 10, UFO profile Research Office 1) gross per month for a full-time position. 8% holiday allowance and 8.3% end-of-year bonus
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technologies is an added advantage. We offer you in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities: A salary of € 2,770 (salary scale PhD candidates) gross per month in the first year, up
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. Conditions of employment We offer in accordance with the Collective Agreement of Dutch Universities: Depending on education and experience, a salary of up to € 6,209 (scale 11) gross per month at full working
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employment will be continued. A salary, depending on qualifications and work experience, with a minimum of € 2,901 to a maximum of € 3,707 (salary scale P) gross per month for a full-time position. 8% holiday
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€ 2,770 (salary scale PhD candidates) gross per month in the first year, up to a maximum of € 3,539 gross per month in the fourth and final year, based on a full-time position. A holiday allowance of 8
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scale PhD candidates) gross per month in the first year, up to a maximum of € 3,539 gross per month in the fourth and final year, based on a full-time position. A holiday allowance of 8% gross annual
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€ 2,770 (salary scale PhD candidates) gross per month in the first year, up to a maximum of € 3,539 gross per month in the fourth and final year, based on a full-time position. A holiday allowance of 8
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from large-scale body movements to fine-grained actions like speech. We bring diverse perspectives and methods to study fundamental issues in motor control, particularly in the context of Parkinson’s