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theories in inverse/scattering problems. Once successful, the candidate is expected to transfer their expertise to machine learning/scientific computing in collaborations with other group members (phd
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forms of AI systems, embedded in relational and socio-political constituted processes in the context of human learning. Conduct qualitative empirical research grounded in critical theory and the political
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or human-computer interactions studies. The focus of the PhD-thesis needs to contain knowledge areas such as learning theory, cognitive theories with applications on studies of learning, design of learning
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, primitives for quantum machine learning, and advanced aspects of learning theory. The work is both theoretical, i.e., formulating and proving theorems, and numerical, i.e., converting algorithms into code and
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theory, reinforcement learning, robotics and perception. You will investigate new algorithms and methods for robust and adaptive manipulation, including learning-based control for robotic systems and
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• Ability to give and receive scientific criticism in a constructive manner • A positive attitude and drive for learning skills, methods and theory • Ability to work in a structured manner, facilitating
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genetics/genomics. More about the position The project aims to develop novel computational methods and tools for predicting functional non-coding mutations in the cancer genome. These methods will integrate
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computational methods and tools for predicting functional non-coding mutations in the cancer genome. These methods will integrate diverse sources of information, including the biophysical principles of protein
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or human-computer interactions studies. The focus of the PhD-thesis needs to contain knowledge areas such as learning theory, cognitive theories with applications on studies of learning, design of learning
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interdisciplinary social science research on communication behaviors, including exploring how AI-assisted coding and analysis can reduce research barriers and expand research capacity for scholars. Position