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enjoy discussing its intricacies. Driven by curiosity, you are creative, independent and eager to take the initiative. And you have the planning skills to deal with a very complex PhD project. You also
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difficult. This PhD research is envisioned to broadly follow one of three directions, but can be adapted to suit the interests of an excellent applicant. The use of formal languages to specify and reason
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for both fundamental ecology and sustainable agriculture? Then this PhD position in the prestigious ERC Advanced Grant project DIGDEEP might be for you! Biodiversity often reduces disease outbreaks, but not
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global energy use and carbon emissions, the transition toward post-carbon design requires new approaches to materials and construction systems. This PhD project positions clay, one of humanity’s oldest
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within the High-tech Business & Entrepreneurship (HBE) department of the Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences. This PhD position is part of ADD-reAM, a large multidisciplinary project
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and research possible. PhD Opportunity: Engineering a Next Generation of Miniaturized In Vitro Models Our goal: Develop the next generation of miniaturized in vitro models to advance regenerative
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of Economics and Business has available One PhD position in the field of “Industrial Digital Platforms for Digital Product Passports: Legitimacy and Governance” Project description In light of the EU’s ambitious
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highly motivated candidates with a background in HCI, AI, Design or robotics to apply for a PhD position in the Department of Industrial Design at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). You will join
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Are you looking for a challenging position in a dynamic setting? The Amsterdam School for Heritage, Memory and Material Culture (AHM) currently has a vacant PhD position as part of the ERC funded
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? Then this PhD position in the prestigious ERC Advanced Grant project DIGDEEP might be for you! Biodiversity often reduces disease outbreaks, but not always, and we don’t yet know why. As our PhD