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PhD Community- and Nature-Based Solutions Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Sustainable Development Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 3 August 2025 Apply now
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Applications are invited for a fully funded four-year PhD position in the field of prehistorical archaeology of northwestern Europe. The project will study how local prehistoric farming communities
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interested in social interaction and language technology? As a PhD candidate, you will investigate a topic at the intersection of human language and interactive interfaces. You will be able to co-design your
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How and why did human language evolve? What are the social, cognitive, and environmental pressures that drive the emergence of language and shape its structure? As a PhD candidate, you will explore
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. Pollination by insects is rewarded with floral nectar. However, as a nutrient-rich and well-protected environment, flower nectar also supports a diverse community of beneficial, commensal, and antagonistic
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. FEBRI, the graduate school and research institute of the Faculty of Economics and Business has one PhD position in the field of Marketing Communication in the New Media and AI Era available. Are you
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at various levels. EAAS is hiring a total of 20 PhD/postdoc scientists to join the team, and our project/group leaders share the ambition of gender parity in hires across EAAS. Within this context we invite
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LinkedIn and discover how you can become part of our community. The Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research Utrecht (IMAU) is part of the department of Physics. It offers a unique research and
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so, driven by curiosity and supported by outstanding infrastructure. Visit us on LinkedIn and discover how you can become part of our community. The Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research
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, the Community Earth System Model (CESM). Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI) is a controversial, hitherto hypothetical method to cool the earth by injecting a thin reflective cloud layer into the higher