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Are you interested in advanced computational modelling and state-of-the-art scientific software? Join us in creating the Bayesian multiverse: a computational framework for robust statistical analyses
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mechanistic, spatio-temporal multiscale computational model of the lymph node. You will integrate agent-based modelling with differential equation-based approaches to better understand immune responses
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how people perceive, move and make decisions in complex and uncertain environments? Do you enjoy combining experimental research with computational modelling to tackle fundamental questions about human
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Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) | Delft, Provincie Zuid-Holland | Netherlands | 21 days ago
predict piping and internal erosion in dikes. As a PhD researcher at TU Delft, you will connect fundamental fluid–soil interaction physics with computational modelling to contribute to safer flood defences
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? Academic background and research potential: You hold a PhD in a relevant technical or computational field, such as complex systems, data science, urban systems, spatial modelling, engineering, geography
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computational modelling to understand human cognitive development? In this position, you will contribute to the development of the next generation of computational models of infant cognition. By
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Apply now Do you want to understand the cognitive processes underlying everyday conversation? As a research assistant, you will critically evaluate cognitive theories and use computational modelling to
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experimental research, classroom studies and computational modelling to better understand what makes children curious, how they decide which information to explore, and how different ways of structuring
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critically evaluate cognitive theories and use computational modelling to formalise hypotheses about conversational repair. Human conversations are remarkably flexible. To make that possible, people do
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about understanding how people perceive, move and make decisions in complex and uncertain environments? Do you enjoy combining experimental research with computational modelling to tackle fundamental