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researcher to work on systems theory for energy-based learning. What are you going to do? As a postdoctoral researcher, you will develop and analyse new algorithms for energy-based learning of complex systems
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arise from microscopic laws that are typically reversible. The project connects statistical mechanics, quantum theory and gravitational physics with historical and conceptual research on entropy
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is quantum? Job description The radical theory of quantum mechanics is known to describe the fundamental physics of our universe at the nanoscale: from atoms and fundamental particles from a century
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Python. Close scientific collaboration with researchers in fluid mechanics, theory, and numerical simulation at ARCNL, TU/e, and UvA. Possibility to enhance your experimental research work with advanced
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how workplace contexts shape experiences of impostorism and how these experiences affect career development. Grounded in Social Identity Theory, the project aims to transform the way researchers
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economy. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will unravel how silicon suppresses liquid copper infiltration at the atomic scale, using density functional theory-accurate machine-learned potentials and
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, while supporting the development of pathways and theories of change; develop reproducible analytical tools, workflows and monitoring and evaluation frameworks for repeated assessment across cases; Monitor
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in this postdoc project will help ameliorate this situation. What are you going to do? In this project, you will help remedy the situation described in the introduction by developing theory and
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and physical systems, including topics such as differential geometry, invariant theory, algebraic and metric geometry, symmetry, geometric data analysis, and infinite-dimensional geometric structures
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and explanation within dynamic contexts. Possible research directions include mechanistic interpretability of multimodal models, concept-based explanations grounded in affect and behaviour theory, and