24 software-formal-method-phd research jobs at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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(Groningen), and the UK. This post-doc project offers a unique opportunity to work in an international environment and to acquire valuable research experience for someone who has recently completed a PhD in
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the supervision of PhD candidates and we encourage pursuing publishing and attracting research funding beyond the involvement in this particular project. In short, we try to accommodate the development of your own
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populations. The University of Groningen is responsible for deploying both conventional and novel methods for data analysis to study the way that providers of services for vulnerable groups interact with
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disseminate, via research and teaching, rigorous and distinctive research which helps to realize this vision. FSS employs around 100 academic staff members, over 100 PhD candidates, and serves about 1100
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are looking for candidates who meet the following requirements A PhD degree in molecular biology or biochemistry. Familiarity with protein modeling tools and software solutions. Knowledge and skills in protein
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are looking for candidates with: A PhD in Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related field. A background in logistics (preferred). Strong writing and presentation skills in
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the university's research and make scientific work and knowledge open and accessible to future generations. Qualifications Who you are: You hold a PhD in political sciences (or will obtain a PhD in the near future
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multidisciplinary project aimed at characterizing the role of RNA structural ensemble dynamics in driving cell fate decision. Particularly, you will Develop novel methods for the mapping of RNA ensemble dynamics in
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an interdisciplinary team of project partners from the Dutch MedTech industry. Collaborate with other postdocs and PhD students in the research group. Organisation Since its foundation in 1614, the University
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with an interdisciplinary team of project partners. Collaborate with other postdocs and PhD students in the research group. Organisation Since its foundation in 1614, the University of Groningen has