4 PhD-researchers 'Institutional, historical and spatial dimensions of economics' (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Law, Economics & Governance
Salary € 2,000.- gross per month in the first year to € 2,441.-/€ 2,558.- in the third resp. fourth year.
Respond before 15-08-2008
PhD-researcher 'European study of cohorts for air pollution effects’ (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Salary starts with € 2,000.- gross per month in the first year and
increases to € 2,558.- gross per month in the fourth year of employment
(salary scale “P” Collective Employment Agreement of the Dutch
Universities) .
Respond before 06-07-2008
Assistant Professor of Psychology (0.45 fte)
Roosevelt Academy
Salary min. € 2,330.- (scale 10) to max. € 4,868.- (scale 12)
Respond before 01-07-2008
PhD-researcher “Finite-amplitude behaviour of nearshore crescentic sandbars” (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Geosciences
Salary starts at € 2,000.- gross per month and is expected to increase to € 2,558.- gross per month in the fourth year.
Respond before 14-07-2008
PhD-researcher Structural study of supported Mo(Co)S2 catalysts (1,0 fte for 4 years, 0,8 fte for 5 years possible)
Faculty of Science
Salary starts with € 2,000.- in the first year and amounts to € 2,558.-
gross per month in the fourth year of employment (for a 1,0 fte
position).
Respond before 12-07-2008
PhD-researcher 'Natural variation analysis identifies a fructose specific signalling pathway in Arabidopsis' (1.0 fte)
Faculty of Science
Salary will be € 2,000.- gross per month in the first year and € 2,558.- gross per month in the fourth year
Respond before 01-07-2008
PhD-researcher on the project Successful implementation of innovations in organizations (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Salary € 2,000,- per month in the first year and € 2,558.- gross per month in the fourth year of employment
Respond before 26-06-2008
2 PhD-researchers in Lithospere Dynamics (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Geosciences
Salary starts at € 2,000.- and increases to € 2,558,- gross per month in the fourth year of appointment.
Respond before 01-09-2008
PhD-researcher on a project entitled “Molecular dissection of a lipid pump involved in membrane vesiculation” (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Science
Salary starts with € 2,000.- per month in the first year and amount to € 2,558.- in the fourth year of employment
Respond before 15-07-2008
Postdoc Psychophysics of 'Wilful' perceptual control using the combination of modeling and experiment (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Science
Salary is in the range between € 2,330.- and € 3,678.- per month
full-time appointment (scale 10 of the Collective Labor Agreement of
the Dutch Universities) .
Respond before 30-08-2008
PhD-researcher ALICE Experiment (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Science
Salary between € 2,000.- and maximum € 2,558.- per month for a full time appointment
Respond before 01-07-2008
Professor of Computer Science - Multimedia (Leerstoel Multimedia) (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Science
Salary between € 4,803.- and € 6.995.- per month for a full time appointment
Respond before 30-06-2008
Assistant Professor in the Biochemistry of Host-Pathogen (Mycobacterium) Interactions (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Salary between € 2,802 and € 4,868 per month (full-time appointment in
scale 10/12, of the Collective Labor Agreement of the Dutch
Universities)
Respond before 30-06-2008
PhD researcher Molecular Biophysics & Microbiology (1.0 fte)
Faculty of Science
Salary will be € 2,000.- gross per month in the first year and € 2,558.- gross per month in the fourth year
Respond before 30-06-2008
PhD-researcher in Shock Metamorphism and Impact Geology (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Geosciences
Salary starts at € 2,000.,- and increases to € 2,558,- gross per month in the fourth year of appointment.
Respond before 01-07-2008
PhD-researcher in Marine Geochemistry (1,0 fte)
Faculty of Geosciences
Salary starting at € 1,956.- in the first year to € 2,502.- in the last year of appointment.
Respond before 31-12-2008
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
PhD (Research) Studentship in Information- Based
University of Hertfordshire
Science and Technology Research Institute
Applications are invited from candidates for a PhD studentship on
self-motivated learning in robots based on information- theoretical
principles.
Project and Requirements:
Based on a class of recently developed information- theoretic
techniques and models, the project will study candidate mechanisms for
the generation of biologically plausible self-motivated learning and
behaviour dynamics for robots. The project will involve the
intrinsically driven identification of intelligent behaviours based on
informational criteria, and their incremental acquisition, refinement
and expansion. The methods will be first developed in simulation and
will then ideally be transferred to hardware robots.
The prospective candidates should have a keen interest in contributing
to a new and dynamic research area and a strong background in Computer
Science, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics or another relevant
computational discipline. In particular, they should demonstrate very
strong programming skills in one or more major computer languages. A
good mathematical/ numerical background would be desirable, ideally
including probability theory and data modelling/neural network
techniques.
Successful candidates may be eligible for a research studentship award
from the University (equivalent to £12,940 per annum bursary plus the
payment of the standard UK student fees).
The envisaged research will take place in a vibrant and enthusiastic
research environment as a part of the Adaptive Systems Research Group
in the School of Computer Science at the University of
Hertfordshire. The university is located in Hatfield, less than 25
minutes by train from London Kings Cross and with convenient access to
Stansted, Luton and Heathrow airports and not far from the historic
town of St. Albans.
Contact for informal inquiries on the research topic: Dr. Daniel
Polani (E-mail: d.polani@herts. ac.uk)
For further information on the application process and an application
form, contact
Mrs Lorraine Nicholls
Research Student Administrator
STRI, Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
University of Hertfordshire
College Lane, Hatfield, Herts, AL10 9AB, UK.
Tel: 01707 286083
Fax: 01707 284185
or email:
L.Nicholls@herts. ac.uk
Science and Technology Research Institute
Applications are invited from candidates for a PhD studentship on
self-motivated learning in robots based on information- theoretical
principles.
Project and Requirements:
Based on a class of recently developed information- theoretic
techniques and models, the project will study candidate mechanisms for
the generation of biologically plausible self-motivated learning and
behaviour dynamics for robots. The project will involve the
intrinsically driven identification of intelligent behaviours based on
informational criteria, and their incremental acquisition, refinement
and expansion. The methods will be first developed in simulation and
will then ideally be transferred to hardware robots.
The prospective candidates should have a keen interest in contributing
to a new and dynamic research area and a strong background in Computer
Science, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics or another relevant
computational discipline. In particular, they should demonstrate very
strong programming skills in one or more major computer languages. A
good mathematical/ numerical background would be desirable, ideally
including probability theory and data modelling/neural network
techniques.
Successful candidates may be eligible for a research studentship award
from the University (equivalent to £12,940 per annum bursary plus the
payment of the standard UK student fees).
The envisaged research will take place in a vibrant and enthusiastic
research environment as a part of the Adaptive Systems Research Group
in the School of Computer Science at the University of
Hertfordshire. The university is located in Hatfield, less than 25
minutes by train from London Kings Cross and with convenient access to
Stansted, Luton and Heathrow airports and not far from the historic
town of St. Albans.
Contact for informal inquiries on the research topic: Dr. Daniel
Polani (E-mail: d.polani@herts. ac.uk)
For further information on the application process and an application
form, contact
Mrs Lorraine Nicholls
Research Student Administrator
STRI, Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
University of Hertfordshire
College Lane, Hatfield, Herts, AL10 9AB, UK.
Tel: 01707 286083
Fax: 01707 284185
or email:
L.Nicholls@herts. ac.uk
PhD student organic and molecular electronics
Within the Institute for Materials Research (IMO) of Hasselt University, the following position (m/f) is available:
PhD student organic and molecular electronics (2x2 years)
(mandate WNI/2008/021)
Job description
The research will be performed within the research group ‘Organic and Nanostructured Electronic Materials’ in the framework of the IWT-SBO-project ’Nanostructured POLYmer photovoltaic devices for efficient solar SPECtrum harvesting’ (PolySpec). The subject of the research is situated in the field of organic and molecular electronics with focus on electro-optical and nano-morphological properties of nanostructured semi-conducting polymers for new generation organic solar cells. The IWT-SBO-project Polyspec is a joint project between IMO (coördinator) , IMEC, KULeuven, UGent, UAntwerpen and Hasselt University.
Diploma
Master degree (or equivalent) in either physics, chemistry or engineering.
Further information
* Content job responsibilities:
* Prof. dr. Jean Manca, tel. +32-11-26 88 79, jean.manca@uhasselt .be
* Prof. dr. Marc D’Olieslaeger (IMO), +32–11–26 88 15, marc.dolieslaeger@ uhasselt. be
* Content terms of employment and selection procedure: Jef Vanvoorden, 011-26 80 80, jef.vanvoorden@ uhasselt. be
Application
Applicants must use the official application forms
* which are available at the Rectoraat of Hasselt University, Campus Diepenbeek, Agoralaan - building D, B-3590 Diepenbeek (Belgium), phone +32 - 11 - 26 80 03
* or which can be downloaded here http://www.uhasselt .be/download/ APengelsUH. doc
The completed application forms must reach the above mentioned address no later than Wednesday, July 2nd 2008.
Application by e-mail will only be taken into consideration when sent to the following address: jobs@uhasselt. be.
PhD student organic and molecular electronics (2x2 years)
(mandate WNI/2008/021)
Job description
The research will be performed within the research group ‘Organic and Nanostructured Electronic Materials’ in the framework of the IWT-SBO-project ’Nanostructured POLYmer photovoltaic devices for efficient solar SPECtrum harvesting’ (PolySpec). The subject of the research is situated in the field of organic and molecular electronics with focus on electro-optical and nano-morphological properties of nanostructured semi-conducting polymers for new generation organic solar cells. The IWT-SBO-project Polyspec is a joint project between IMO (coördinator) , IMEC, KULeuven, UGent, UAntwerpen and Hasselt University.
Diploma
Master degree (or equivalent) in either physics, chemistry or engineering.
Further information
* Content job responsibilities:
* Prof. dr. Jean Manca, tel. +32-11-26 88 79, jean.manca@uhasselt .be
* Prof. dr. Marc D’Olieslaeger (IMO), +32–11–26 88 15, marc.dolieslaeger@ uhasselt. be
* Content terms of employment and selection procedure: Jef Vanvoorden, 011-26 80 80, jef.vanvoorden@ uhasselt. be
Application
Applicants must use the official application forms
* which are available at the Rectoraat of Hasselt University, Campus Diepenbeek, Agoralaan - building D, B-3590 Diepenbeek (Belgium), phone +32 - 11 - 26 80 03
* or which can be downloaded here http://www.uhasselt .be/download/ APengelsUH. doc
The completed application forms must reach the above mentioned address no later than Wednesday, July 2nd 2008.
Application by e-mail will only be taken into consideration when sent to the following address: jobs@uhasselt. be.
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