14 finite-element-methods Postdoctoral positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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labeling, and biocompatible photocatalysis for method development and fundamental discovery. Key tasks in the lab include organic synthesis, compound characterization, biochemical assays, cell-based assays
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methods (New Approach Methodologies, NAMs) can be accepted more quickly by regulatory authorities. From both a scientific and societal perspective, you will contribute to a groundbreaking national programme
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to the design and application of innovative chemical strategies, including crosslinking, proximity labeling, and biocompatible photocatalysis for method development and fundamental discovery. Key tasks in the lab
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benchmarks and technical competitions to evaluate and demonstrate different levels of hybrid intelligence. 2. Evaluate methods for developing HI Systems: the HI programme consists of many smaller projects
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; develop the statistical analysis plan; perform statistical analyses on the associations of air pollution and heat with asthma and lung function, using standard methods (e.g. discrete-time hazard models
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to functionalize metal-free electrodes for selective methane production. Building on our previous work, we seek to enhance the performance of our electrolyzer system — including current density, selectivity, energy
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clinical psychology, grief research, or related areas. Expertise with different research methods, including self-report measures and ecological momentary assessment (EMA). Strong analytical skills and the
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-based, and climate-related) and uses innovative qualitative and participatory methods to study how care, strategy, and collective action interact in times of societal crisis. You will join a vibrant
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experimental methods involving behavioural and cognitive measures; collecting and analysing salivary oxytocin; supporting the analyses of (epi)genetics; conducting advanced statistical and analytic analyses
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and transnationalism. We examine these questions in the general population but also in specific settings, such as in schools, neighbourhoods and organisations, drawing mostly on quantitative methods