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candidate will have an existing research profile that uses ethnographic methods to explore questions relevant to the social and ecological effects of livestock and agricultural infrastructures on landscapes
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genetic basis of plant–microbe interactions, with a particular emphasis on data integration across plant species and data types (genomics, transcriptomics). Design, adapt and use deep learning methods
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ability to conduct independent scientific research Strong methodological competence in qualitative or ethnographic research methods a track record or clear potential for publishing in international peer
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technologies Development and utilization of high throughput methods for characterizing and quantifying the physicochemical behavior of food macromolecules in complex matrices. Modelling and the use of machine
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experiments; developing the computational evaluation infrastructure; and contributing interpretability-based detection methods to the joint oversight framework. In addition to the PIs and this postdoctoral
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support recipe optimisation for well-controlled materials and processes, you will investigate whether similar methods can be applied to mechanical recycling from heterogeneous waste streams. The ambition is
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non-market strategy. Faculty apply advanced quantitative and qualitative methods to generate systematic knowledge about business-government relations and international business relations. To learn more
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, Documentation, Construction (including on-site administration), Operation and Reuse/refurbishment. Proficiency with methods to collect and analyse qualitative data, such as interviews, surveys, observations
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. More frequent and intense precipitation events increase the risk of pluvial flooding, posing threats to urban infrastructure, buildings, and human health. Therefore, improved tools and methods
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, mathematics, biology, and epidemiology, developing and applying novel statistical methods and deep learning approaches for global health challenges. The group’s research spans disease modelling, genomic