10 algorithm-development-"University-of-Surrey" Postdoctoral research jobs at Leiden University
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of Science / the Institute for Biology is looking for a: Postdoctoral Researcher, Antibiotic Discovery and Development Vacancy number: 15992 Key responsibilities The postdoctoral researcher to be hired will
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NWO-funded project “From ‘what went wrong’ to ‘what works well?’ Using Safety 2 principles to develop new cybersecurity solutions”, we are looking for a postdoc researcher interested in building
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Apply now Postdoctoral researcher in organisational cybersecurity (1.0 fte) For our NWO-funded project “From ‘what went wrong’ to ‘what works well?’ Using Safety 2 principles to develop new
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information- and decision-support systems for sustainability and circularity Contribute to the development of digital solutions to enable informed decision-making grounded on a sustainable and responsible use
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, Leiden University College, are looking for a: Postdoc Researcher on information- and decision-support systems for sustainability and circularity Contribute to the development of digital solutions to enable
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period of eighteen months and contribute to the overall development of the project. The candidate is expected to carry out at least one research trip to a selected Special Political Mission of interest
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Special Political Missions . What you will do The Post-Doctoral researcher will be appointed for a period of eighteen months and contribute to the overall development of the project. The candidate is
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to eight weeks each. Oversee the full workflow of magnetometry-based prospection, including daily planning, data collection, and team supervision. Collaborate with the PI to prepare fieldwork logistics
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Innovation&Investment Policy for Hydrogen Clusters in the EU(0.8-1.0 fte)
research programme GroenvermogenNL, which supports the large-scale development and implementation of green hydrogen in the Netherlands and across Europe. The programme addresses the system-wide conditions
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states. Together with the University of Geneva, we have developed new indicators that capture the work requirements (eligibility criteria) that need to be met in order to access unemployment benefits. We