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the ECCO project, you you expect the following: Real-world impact: Your research directly empowers citizen collectives and influences policy; Innovative methods: Work with cutting-edge approaches
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part of the National Growth Fund programme “Ombion-CPBT”, which is a national centre for valorizing and disseminating animal-free innovations and expertise in the biomedical domain. The PhD project
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into factors affecting mental health outcomes for activists. However, the traditional linear approach—focused on relationships between factors and outcomes—often fails to capture the mechanisms and dynamic
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changes in soil microbial diversity affect tree growth, survival, and drought sensitivity in weakly buffered forest ecosystems. Your job Nitrogen deposition in the Netherlands leads to an accumulation
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PhD Position in Categorical Foundations of Type Theory Faculty: Faculty of Science Department: Department of Information and Computing Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 6
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ensure the long-term resilience of coastal and urban infrastructure. Your development A personalized training programme will be established, tailored to your training needs and career objectives
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sharing our knowledge and working together, we make positive impact, both nationally and internationally. Our 1,500 students and 950 staff members inspire and strengthen each other. Our engagement connects
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, and respectful research environment in the Department of Sociology, the interdisciplinary programme SOCION and the interuniversity research school ICS. This PhD project is part of the SOCION consortium
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the Department of Sociology, the interdisciplinary programme SOCION and the interuniversity research school ICS. This PhD project is part of the SOCION consortium. SOCION addresses a pressing challenge of our
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- and transdisciplinary research community and training programme; professional command of both English and Dutch; demonstrated skills in quantitative and qualitative research methods, or—where experience