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Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is a young university, which combines scientific curiosity with a hands-on mentality. Societal challenges on Health, Energy and Smart Mobility are the driving force for its research. TU/e offers an international job environment with employees from more than 100 countries.

“We are a university where special things happen.” Curious about working at TU/e? https://www.academictransfer.com/en/employer/eindhoven-university-of-technology/

Would you like to stay up to date with what is happening at the Faculty of Science of Utrecht University? The latest Newsflash highlights mathematician Jan-Willem van Ittersum, who received the prestigious Christiaan Huygens prize for his groundbreaking PhD research. Additionally, Jasper Kars conducted PhD research on the interplay between AI and democracy and the high-tech plant lab NPEC was visited by Dutch TV producers.

Discover more news from the Faculty of Science here.

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Looking for a job that matters? Discover the groundbreaking research at the University of Twente!

Work as a researcher at the interface between technology and society. Explore the research institutes of the University of Twente:

• MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology: leading in nanotechnology research.

• TechMed Centre: advancing health and medical technologies.

• Digital Society Institute: innovating in digitalization and smart systems.

Join the high tech - human touch university now! Learn more: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/employer/utwente/.

What is good research and education to you? For us, this means discovering, digging, collaborating, discussing and inspiring. Discover how we contribute to science on Radboud Recharge.

"Moving to a new country can make you feel quite rootless, but at Radboud University, I felt welcome and supported." says PhD candidate Farnaz Mosannenzadeh.

Learn more about working at Radboud University.

Pop music has an impact on society, which makes it interesting for sociological research. That is exactly what Pauwke Berkers does. Within the Department of Cultural Studies, he is a Professor of Sociology of Popular Music, specifically in relation to Inclusion, Welfare and Resilience.

"In terms of pop music research, we are the leading player in the Netherlands", says Prof.dr. Pauwke Berkers (Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication).

Continue reading to discover what fascinates Pauwke about pop music and what his research is all about.

Would you like to discover the healthcare of tomorrow?

Amsterdam University Medical Centers is a leading medical center that combines complex high-quality patient care, innovative scientific research and education of the next generation committed health care professionals.

"Based on the scientific publication statistics, Amsterdam UMC ranks among the premier institutions of Europe." says PhD candidate and Pharmacotherapy teacher Siham Azahaf.

Find out what Amsterdam UMC has to offer you: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/employer/amsterdamumc/

AI Labs, inspiration, best practices

AI developments are moving at a rapid pace. But making AI work for the benefit of society requires going beyond technology and collaborating across disciplines and organisations.

On Tuesday November 26th, the Utrecht AI Event will bring together experts from business, government, research and education.

For more information and subscription details, keep an eye on: https://www.uu.nl/en/events/beyond-technology-utrecht-ai-event

Meet Maastricht University: where they contribute to solving major societal issues. What are the primary research themes of this university?

1. Quality of life
2. Learning and Innovation
3. Europe in a Globalising World
4. Sustainability and circularity

Find out more about their research themes and check the current UM jobs: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/employer/maastricht-university/

Laurens Swinkels, Associate Professor of Finance at Erasmus School of Economics, and Ronald Doeswijk introduced new research to better determine a truer market portfolio. The Financial Times has dedicated an article to this research paper. 

The research by Doeswijk and Swinkels presents an updated global market portfolio, using monthly data from 1970-2022 to examine risk and reward over a broader time span than previous studies. They focus on investable assets weighted by market sizes, although the method has limitations. The study finds the global market portfolio generated excess returns of 0.3% per month during this period. The use of monthly data offers nuanced insights into the market's performance.

To continue reading and downloading the article, visit this EUR-webpage.

Ever thought about working at UMC Utrecht? They developed talent programs specifically for PhD-students, post-docs, assistant professors, associate and new full professors.

"The program offers opportunity for your vision and ambition, something we simply do not get around to in everyday life. That's very pleasant." states one of the participants of this talent program.

Read more about working at this medical centre as a scientist: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/employer/umcu/.