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on model-based analysis, design and implementation of control solutions for complex systems, often in collaboration with industry and other research groups. The ICaRUS project provides a unique opportunity
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Build, Division of Civil and Environmental Engineering, within the general study programme Civil Engineering and work with numerical modelling, time series analysis, and soil characterization
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extraction and gene expression analysis (RT-qPCR). Experience in complex data handling and statistical analysis. A publication record in international peer-reviewed journals relative to career stage. Excellent
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, and a waitlist control condition. Data will be collected by the time the postdoctoral researcher starts, allowing the researcher to focus on analysis, writing, and publication. The position is suited
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, including quantitative PTM analysis, mass spectrometry method development, data-independent acquisition (DIA) strategies, laboratory automation, and scalable proteomics workflows. Both positions are initially
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societal pressures. Processing closer to sensors, i.e. at the edge, improves reaction time, optimises resources, and helps tag data for further analysis. However, hardware constraints in IoT systems (e.g
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pharmacology, to better understand the complex interplay of the many factors that drive cardiometabolic disease. You can learn more in the Executive Summary of CBMR's Strategy 2024–2028 . CBMR was established in
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, logistics platforms, industrial ecosystems, and regional transition actors depend on strategic partnerships across complex networks of port authorities, energy companies, logistics actors, industrial firms
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-computer interaction, social networks, fairness, and data ethics. Our research is rooted in basic research and centres on mathematical models of the physical and virtual world, as a basis for the analysis
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Associate Professor Martin Thomsen’s group on data analysis and model development. You will report to the Professor Ian Mills/Associate Professor Emma Evergren. Your competences You have academic