12 postdoc-in-system-identification PhD positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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geographic questions like “What is the potential to reduce urban heat in Amsterdam by installing green roofs on existing buildings?” is important in fields such as urban planning, sustainability, and public
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answered. Your job Answering geographic questions like “What is the potential to reduce urban heat in Amsterdam by installing green roofs on existing buildings?” is important in fields such as urban planning
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September 2025 Apply now Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, and reducing its emissions is essential to meet Paris Agreement goals. Future emissions from ecosystems depend on their environmental response
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lithium-ion battery (BLIB) with fast charge/discharge (1 min) and high energy density. Working with three PhD candidates and one postdoc, you will help synthesise a conductive anode within a bicontinuous
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6 Sep 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company Utrecht University Research Field Biological sciences » Biology Biological sciences » Laboratory animal science Researcher Profile First Stage
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of mRNAs by ribosomes is a key step in decoding the information stored in our genome. Especially in germ cells and early embryos, where transcription is absent, regulation of translation is crucial
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13 Sep 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company Utrecht University Research Field Computer science » Informatics Computer science » Programming Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1
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Programming? As a PhD candidate in the ERC project FoRECAST, you’ll work independently and in a collaborative, diverse team. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the technological foundations
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to constrain cosmology using galaxy shape measurements with an emphasis on B‑modes. The position is co‑supervised by Professor Henk Hoekstra at Leiden Observatory. Your job As a university staff member, the PhD
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to demonstrate the translatability of your findings. Your work as a PhD candidate will include: contributing to the development of a non-invasive PGT system for genetic selection and screening of equine embryos