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good analytical skills, as we expect you to be both a scientist and an engineer. Good to excellent English language skills (spoken as well as written). As the PhD position is highly interdisciplinary
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Electrical Engineering, Master in Telecommunication, or a related field. You are interested to do research in an academic environment for a 4 years period in view of a PhD degree. You have the necessary
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to the development of neuroadaptive learning technologies grounded in real-time human feedback. Job profile We are looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with a recent Master's degree in engineering and a strong
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less critical materials. In particular for this PhD, the focus is on using aluminum as conductor material instead of copper, and to study how aluminum can be used together with other sustainable
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challenge remains: integrating large genetic constructs, such as transgenes (e.g., gfp), into the genome. This PhD project aims to overcome this final barrier by thoroughly analyzing the DNA repair mechanisms
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Job description PhD position – Wireless audio streaming About the employer Ghent University is a world of its own. Employing more than 15.000 people, it is actively involved in education and
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: At Ghent university, in the Department of Developmental, Personality and Social Psychology, we are looking for a full-time PhD student as part of an FWO-funded project (BREATHE: Breathing Regulation
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Job description We are seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD researcher in the field of mechanics of materials. You will work in the areas of computational mechanics, multi-physics modelling
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for a m/f/x PhD Student – Subject: Quality Issues in cell and gene therapies YOUR JOB Development and validation of quality control assays for ATMP characterisation Design, optimization and validation
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of Bioscience Engineering we are looking for a m/f/x Doctoral fellow within the Horizon Europe project "Risks from climate change and biodiversity loss across systems and scales: Leveraging the potential of tree