Postdoc Opportunities in Public Health in Netherlands

ICM Research Institute is inviting postdoctoral researchers to participate in a three-month remote Guest Researcher programme designed to support stronger MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027 applications. The next programme theme is “Advanced Materials, Technologies and Societal Impact for Energy and Environment.” The programme centres on data-driven value creation in the participant’s own research topic. Researchers will explore how shared data, artificial intelligence and digitalisation can crea...

This postdoc is part of the AmmoniaDrive project at Delft University of Technology and focuses on bringing an ammonia-fuelled SOFC-ICE power, propulsion and energy concept closer to real-world shipboard use. The project addresses the challenge of converting the energy stored in ammonia into useful mechanical or electrical power on board sea-going vessels while preserving range, speed, and operational flexibility. You will investigate how the NH3-fuelled system performs when integrated into a shi...

This postdoctoral project at Delft University of Technology focuses on the hydrodynamic and morphodynamic recovery of a newly created offshore sand extraction pit in the Dutch North Sea. The work is part of the multidisciplinary BACI Sand Extraction programme, which uses a Before-After-Control-Impact approach to understand the physical and ecological effects of sand extraction over timescales from individual storms to multiple years. The selected postdoc will work with unique field observations ...

KiDLAB at the University of Amsterdam is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher to study how economic inequality affects children’s development. The project asks how children perceive and explain inequality, how these perceptions are shaped by parents, and what consequences actual and perceived inequality may have for children’s mental health, social relationships, civic engagement, and egalitarianism. The position is embedded in KiDLAB , an interdisciplinary, international, and collaborative lab ...

This postdoctoral project at Delft University of Technology focuses on the clinical validation of single-camera markerless motion capture for assessing and monitoring motor impairments in people with stroke and Parkinson’s disease . Working in the Department of Biomechanical Engineering, you will help determine how well markerless methods perform when moved beyond the lab into real-world home environments. The project brings together biomechanical engineering, clinical collaboration, and home-ba...

Postdoctoral Researcher: Reset Aged Vascular Function at Maastricht University is an ambitious cardiovascular ageing project hosted at CARIM (Cardiovascular Research Institute Maastricht) and the Pathology department. The position sits within the group of Prof. Judith Sluimer and focuses on understanding how mesenchymal cells and their metabolism contribute to vascular ageing. The project examines the perivascular layer, where the first signs of ageing are thought to occur, rather than only the ...

This postdoc is part of the ECHO project, Energy transition, Collective dynamics and Human Opinions in agent-networks , a collaboration between the University of Groningen and the University of Oldenburg. The research examines how societal debates about the energy transition develop, with a particular focus on the social and opinion dynamics behind attitudes toward local renewable energy initiatives. The Groningen-based part of the project is led from the Department of Sociology by Prof. Andreas...

Erasmus University Rotterdam is recruiting a two-year postdoctoral researcher to join the Department of People & Organisations at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University. The project is situated in the context of fieldwork with the Social Innovation Academy (SINA). The postdoctoral researcher will develop an individual research agenda in collaboration with Bex Hewett and co-create a research project aligned with the researcher’s expertise and interests. The work is intended to produce...

This postdoctoral project focuses on developing bio-based, waste-derived, and circular façade systems that integrate plant growth to improve the performance and sustainability of buildings. The work is part of BIO-SKIN (Bio-Inspired Outer Surfaces to Kool, Insulate and Nurture), a collaborative effort aimed at creating façade panels that keep buildings cool, provide insulation, support biodiversity, and contribute to healthier urban environments. The research asks how plant-soil-insect interacti...