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22 Aug 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Antwerp Research Field Computer science » Programming Computer science » Other Engineering » Electrical engineering Engineering » Other
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of theoretical and computational materials physics. Position You will work actively on the preparation and defence of a PhD thesis in the field of computational and theoretical materials physics. You will study
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. Typical examples of courses include “general chemistry” (Bacherlor’s program in the Faculty of Science), “plasma technology” (Bachelor 3 Chemistry and Physics, elective course), and later “instrumental
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and development processes. Profile You hold a PhD in computer science (engineering) or equivalent. You can demonstrate several years of postdoctoral experience (or equivalent). Your research qualities
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report on your progress regularly. You will participate in the doctoral study programme at the Antwerp Doctoral School to support your PhD pathway. You will present the findings of your PhD research
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set a course for the future – a future that you can help to shape. The EMAT research group at the Faculty of Science (University of Antwerp) is seeking to fill a PhD position on the development
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scholarship holder in the field of plasma chemistry and physics. Position You will work actively on the preparation and defence of a PhD thesis within the research group PLASMANT (Plasma Lab for Applications in
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the team. The preferred starting date is 1 December 2025. Profile You hold a PhD in Computer Science, Physics, Engineering or a discipline equally relevant to the topic of the job, or can demonstrate
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integrate your code into their workflows. The preferred starting date is 1 December 2025. Profile You hold a PhD in Computer Science, Physics, Engineering or a discipline equally relevant to the topic
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(100%) PhD in the field of Molecular and Computational Neurogenomics Position We are a highly motivated international team of researchers at the Molecular Neurogenomics group (Jordanova Lab) and the