17 composite-residual-stress-development PhD positions at Radboud University in Netherlands
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regression and longitudinal panel analysis). We will refine existing network measures to better capture inherited networks, with a primary focus on network size, composition, resources, and overlap. In
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conditions Work and science require good employment practices. Radboud University's primary and secondary employment conditions reflect this. You can make arrangements for the best possible work-life balance
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reflected in Radboud University's primary and secondary employment conditions . You can make arrangements for the best possible work-life balance with flexible working hours, various leave arrangements and
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. The Department of Anthropology and Development Studies (ADS) at Radboud University invites applications for a fully salaried PhD position within the NWO-funded project ‘Women building cities: Overcoming violence
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-life balance with flexible working hours, various leave arrangements and working from home. You are also able to compose part of your employment conditions yourself. For example, exchange income
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nine European countries. STEM-CORE, supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) programme, aims to explore strategies to develop stem cell therapies and biomaterials, laying the groundwork
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University's primary and secondary employment conditions reflect this. You can make arrangements for the best possible work-life balance with flexible working hours, various leave arrangements and working from
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international doctoral community. Within this framework, you will develop and implement reproducible analysis pipelines, contribute to hypothesis generation, collaborate across institutes, and disseminate
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networks, with a primary focus on network size, composition, resources, and overlap. In addition, you will work closely with the SHINE postdoctoral researcher to collect qualitative data aimed
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) to evaluate protein synthesis. In addition, you will be involved in other ongoing projects in the lab. For one of them, we are developing innovative therapeutic approaches for CMT, following up on our published