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pretraining and downstream predictive and generative applications. Your main responsibilities are to: design, implement and benchmark foundation-model architectures for microbiome data, including transformer
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downstream predictive and generative applications. Your main responsibilities are to: • design, implement and benchmark foundation-model architectures for microbiome data, including transformer-based and
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. You will join the section Environmental and Climate Design, department of Architectural Engineering and Technology at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, TU Delft. You will work in
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to support this primary aim. Research and education blend environmental technology, urban ecology, citizen participation and environmental behaviour at different scales. There is a strong emphasis on the
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collaboration with researchers in Electrical Engineering working on emerging memory architectures and novel computing paradigms, providing a unique opportunity to contribute to mathematics with a clear
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on the theory of deep learning will investigate questions such as the structure and expressivity of emerging neural architectures relevant to space, such as implicit neural fields, continuous normalising
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with new computational representations suitable for Digital Twins and future computing architectures. The project offers substantial freedom to develop original mathematical ideas while contributing to a
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at the Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning (LSP) group at Wageningen University, as part of the Land Use Planning chair group. The Land Use Planning chair group investigates how we deal with scarcity
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orchestration architectures, investigating centralised, distributed, or hybrid approaches for coordinating autonomous satellite operations. The research will explore how onboard AI can enable scalable, resilient
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, coordinated by dr. Lydia Cumiskey (University College Cork, IE). You will work here You will be appointed at the Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning (LSP) group at Wageningen University, as part of