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of modern neural networks; investigate fundamental questions related to the behaviour of deep neural networks, including expressivity, optimisation, generalisation, representation learning, continuous-time
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design, train and implement ARCA: an AI foundation model for crop microbiomes. You will work at the interface of deep learning, bioinformatics and microbial ecology, using large-scale microbiome and genome
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of inadequate data-mining tools we have, aiming to derive information from the continuous stream of data about the present and the past. This will help citizens and other regular users, heritage curators and
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The postdoctoral researcher will join the Deep Transition Lab team, which is responsible for Work Package 3 (WP3) on identifying and evaluating actionable transition pathways. The team is led by Prof. Dr. Johan
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environments; (2) identify which patterns of student-AI interactions influence the adoption of deep or surface approaches to learning; (3) create, implement and evaluate guidelines and knowledge base
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energy, climate, digitalisation, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart mobility every day. Our education and research are directly aligned with what society needs now and in the future. At TU Delft, our
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As a postdoctoral researcher, your primary responsibilities will be: Develop machine learning and deep learning models, with a strong focus on computer vision, for the characterisation and
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A better future for everyone. This ambition motivates our scientists in executing their leading research and inspiring teaching. At Utrecht University , the various disciplines collaborate
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, particularly artificial neural networks, and deep learning? And you would like to continue your research on clinically relevant topics? If yes, then Maastricht University has a new challenge for you! Postdoc
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your academic career? Your interests lie in the field of machine learning techniques, particularly artificial neural networks, and deep learning? And you would like to continue your research