35 engineering-computation-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"ICube-laboratory---CNRS" positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Join our world-leading research lab in Requirements Engineering, part of the Software
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to enroll in the graduate training programme of e.g. the Netherlands Graduate Research School of Science, Technology, and Modern Culture (WTMC), the Sustainability Transitions Research Network (STRN
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technology assessment. The project will be supervised by Dr Matthijs Janssen and Prof Wouter Boon external link . Your qualities You are a motivated and goal-oriented researcher who would like to work in an
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development, and ultimately regeneration. The key focus includes cardiac and renal tissue engineering. You will adapt techniques established in the lab, and develop new approaches, as well as new methods
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February 2026 Apply now We are looking for an ambitious researcher who fills a two-years postdoc position. You will have 20% teaching time. You will contribute to the teaching programme of interdisciplinary
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? The digital technology applications (XR) will be provided by another research institute in collaboration with the research team of Utrecht University and its development is outside the scope of this PhD
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work will focus on developing computational tools to bridge the gap between high-resolution magnetic observations and micromagnetic simulations. You will lead the computational and data-driven
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, including extensive hospitalisation units and advanced imaging techniques such as MRI, CT, and radiography. In addition, there is a comprehensive programme of pioneering clinical and scientific research
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to cope with social inequalities, and how to accelerate sustainability transitions of cities and infrastructures. Research on these topics takes place within our research program “Urban Futures: Transitions
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observations and computational modelling to establish a robust framework for identifying which vortex-state particles reliably record the Earth’s magnetic field. The project is embedded in the Paleomagnetic