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members are uniquely placed to study the broad concept of the arts, with its rapidly changing ideas, aesthetics, and theories of cultural production. Through research, teaching and outreach, the Institute
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, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. Strong foundation in biomedical signal processing and hands-on experience with clinical data. Knowledge of information theory, sampling theorems
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combine social practice theories in designing for social change, with the use of design fiction methods for imagining alternative living possibilities. This requires a methodology based on an iterative
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science, (search) game theory, law, data engineering, Artificial Intelligence (AI), governance, organization sciences and serious gaming to help Dutch governmental organizations, critical maritime
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transformations, transformative social innovation, and social movement theories is especially relevant. Practical experience with community organising and/or social design is welcome. Competencies: You have a good
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risks, the candidate will develop theory-grounded questionnaires to be administered across three countries using online surveys. During this 4-year-long project, the PhD student will build on the latest
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are important in our work: geometrical optics, ray tracing, (numerical) PDEs, transport theory, nonlinear optimization, Lie operators and Hamiltonian systems. PhD vacancy As part of the research program Optical
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learning. Your job In the ERC project FoRECAST, we aim to develop theory (e.g., new probabilistic and differential inference algorithms as well as proofs of their correctness and efficiency) and systems (e.g
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scattering, as well as solid state NMR and computational approaches including density functional theory calculations. The direct access to these facilities and collaborative atmosphere represents a stimulating
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offer a broad range of innovative Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes, always connecting theory with practice. Our multidisciplinary research is organised into six graduate schools and two research