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). You will work on an original PhD project embedded in the Utrecht University School of Economics and the interdisciplinary Delta Climate Center, combining rigorous economic analysis with real-world
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Science Theory and Methodology (ICS) Graduate School. external link Your qualities We are looking for an enthusiastic candidate, who has (almost) finished a Master programme in Sociology, Interdisciplinary
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infrastructures needed for wider participation. You embed yourself in ongoing change processes and support these networks from within. Your main tasks include: conducting interviews, participant observation, and
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the European Research Council (ERC). The principal investigator is Assistant Professor Dr. Anna Zhelnina. The research team will consist of the principal investigator, a PhD candidate, and two post-doctoral
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candidates follow courses and assist in teaching Earth Sciences at Bachelor's and Master's level. Together these activities amount to twenty percent of the contracted time. Your qualities The project combines
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brings together expertise on transition management and Science and Technology Studies (STS). The main goal is to further co-develop with the field hands-on methods to support the responsible, societally
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Statistics has two openings for PhD candidates. These PhD positions are part of a large 5-year ERC Starting Grant (2026-2030) funded project (Principal Investigator Angelo Moretti) titled “Small Area
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encourages international mobility. Therefore, to be eligible, you must not have resided or carried out your main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the Netherlands for more than 12 months in the 36 months
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to the undergraduate programmes in Computer Science, Information Science, and Artificial Intelligence and a number of research Master's programmes in these fields. It employs over 200 people in four divisions
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Application deadline: 15 March 2026 Apply now This position focuses on fundamental open problems in algorithm design and computational complexity. The main theme will be a unifying theory of algorithmic power