20 postdoctoral-computer-graphics-game PhD positions at Wageningen University and Research Center
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program tailored to your needs and the research team. The gross salary for the first year is € 2.901,- per month rising to € 3.707,- in the fourth year in according to the Collective Labour Agreements
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for yourself and, if applicable, for your family. If you come with a partner, we offer a Dual Career group program organized by our Welcome Center . This program helps your partner to get familiar with the Dutch
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will receive a fully funded PhD position and you will be offered a course program tailored to your needs and the research team. The gross salary for the first year is € 3,059.- per month rising
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with the visa application procedures for yourself and, if applicable, for your family. If you come with a partner, we offer a Dual Career group program organized by our Welcome Center . This program
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of 8.3%; excellent pension scheme. In addition to these first-rate employee benefits, you will receive a fully funded PhD position and you will be offered a course program tailored to your needs and the
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at the very frontiers of knowledge on climate change, Earth’s climate system and climate feedbacks. Within its 10-year research programme, funded by NWO , EMBRACER brings together a wide range of world
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, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, or Machine Learning. Solid experience with quantitative optimization methods, including (but not limited to) mathematical programming and stochastic dynamic
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fixed year-end bonus of 8.3%; excellent pension scheme. In addition to these first-rate employee benefits, you will receive a fully funded PhD position and you will be offered a course program tailored to
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environmental and climate impact. Together with Dutch farmers, ReGeNL is a transdisciplinary program developing a future-proof agricultural sector in which agriculture goes hand in hand with soil health and
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package within the core research program of CropXR. Our goal is to develop computational methods to translate integrated simulation models of plant responses to stress (drought, heat) from a model plant