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meritorious if you provide transcripts with documented coursework in algorithms, theory of computing, quantum computing, and discrete mathematics. provide published work on the design or analysis of modes
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biological data are increasingly common in modern biomedical research but remain challenging to analyse because of their scale, heterogeneity, and complex spatial and functional dependencies. Existing methods
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design possible in which even the small details can be readily incorporated into the electromagnetic model for robust performance analysis? Information Antenna and RF systems play a pivotal role in society
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development. Selected research topics are outlined below. Faculty of Science Researchers and students at VU Amsterdam’s Faculty of Science tackle fundamental and complex scientific problems to help pave the way
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technologies. You will work at the interface of data science, imaging technology and biomedical research, developing analysis strategies for complex real-world datasets ranging from preclinical experiments
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analysis to mathematical logic. Project description We especially seek to recruit PhD students for the following projects: Group theory, arithmetic geometry and representation theory (supervised by Wushi
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predictive modelling. The project gives you the opportunity to work across scales: from thousands of plants and complex microbiome datasets to mechanistic experiments with individual microbial isolates. Your
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biomedical research but remain challenging to analyse because of their scale, heterogeneity, and complex spatial and functional dependencies. Existing methods often rely on restrictive assumptions
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Microlocal analysis explores the classical/quantum correspondence in partial differential equations (PDEs). For example, the concept of symbol quantisation in the theory of pseudodifferential
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