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this sound like you? You have a PhD in a relevant field (e.g. sensorimotor neuroscience, human movement sciences, biomedical engineering, artificial intelligence, computational neuroscience). You have a
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of social networks in reproducing (dis-)advantage across generations. This PhD project focuses on the intergenerational transmission of social networks and is part of the broader NWO-funded research programme
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resources are transmitted from parents to their children? In this project, you will examine the role of social networks in reproducing (dis-)advantage across generations. This PhD project focuses
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As a PhD Candidate, you will investigate how women in peripheral communities in Latin America transform their urban environments to become more liveable, sustainable, safe and democratic
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about pursuing a PhD at Radboud University can be found here: working as a PhD candidate . A PhD track at Radboud University gives you room to follow your own interests and ambitions. Mustafa Akpinar PhD
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family. This PhD project is part of the SOCION consortium. SOCION addresses a pressing challenge of our time: fragmentation in societies. Social cohesion is society’s fabric and it is key to sustainable
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now Join our PhD project exploring how polarised factual beliefs shape public opinion and fuel broader political divides. What citizens believe to be true and whether they trust science and experts
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Join our PhD project exploring how polarised factual beliefs shape public
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curiosity‑driven research and medieval literature? For the ERC project CONSENT, you will study the theme of sexual consent in medieval European narrative songs. As a PhD candidate you will conduct
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Sciences, Neuroscience, Biochemistry, Genetics or a related field, you can play a key role as a PhD candidate studying neurodegenerative disease. We are recruiting a PhD candidate to work on various mouse