Junior Postdoc – Multimodal Language, Attention and RIFT

Laplace Expert Ltd; Nijmegen; Remote; EUR 52,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Radboud University in Nijmegen invites applications for a Junior Postdoc – Multimodal Language, Attention and RIFT. The position focuses on advancing research in multimodal language and attention with a RIFT framework, contributing to ongoing projects and publishing results.

The appointment is full-time and aimed at candidates who hold a doctoral-level qualification appropriate to the postdoc rank, with a strong record in independent research and scientific communication.

Qualifications

• Holder of a degree appropriate to the advertised postdoc rank.
• Experience in multimodal language research is desirable.

Skills

Independent research

Scientific communication

Research collaboration

Education

Postdoc level degree

Job description

Junior Postdoc – Multimodal Language, Attention and RIFT

Netherlands

22 October 2026; exact official cutoff time not independently verified.

About This Opportunity

Radboud University is recruiting Junior Postdoc – Multimodal Language, Attention and RIFT in Nijmegen, with a research focus on multimodal language, attention and rift.

Junior Postdoc – Multimodal Language, Attention and RIFT is a postdoctoral research appointment at Radboud University in Nijmegen. Its verified scientific focus is multimodal language, attention and rift; the fellow is expected to advance that project and produce research outputs without this record adding methods that are not explicitly supported.

multimodal language, attention and rift languages & linguistics

Level Postdoc

Time Commitment Full-time

Field Multimodal language, attention and RIFT

Organization Type University

Funding & Compensation

Amount Paid

Funding Type Salary

Funding Status Paid

Requirements

Education

Applicants should hold the degree or research qualification appropriate to the advertised rank.

General Skills

• Independent research
• Scientific communication
• Research collaboration