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networks (GNN). Functions to be developed: Build and openly publish a collection of GNNs trained on tasks with known answers (minimum paths, flows, spanning trees), to validate interpretability methods
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Description New technologies in electrical distribution networks. • design of new components for medium-voltage distribution systems, with a focus on special transformers and power semiconductor technologies
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with other PhD candidates and postdocs, and opportunities for research to stay with partners, both nationally and abroad, through its international network. This PhD position “Distributed Optimization
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semi-quantitative network methods (socio-technical configuration analysis, STCA), and contribute to the project's methods development compare cases across sectors and across high- and middle-income
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of pancreatic slices cultures, develop approaches for their cryopreservation, and distribution. The researcher will also run single-cell genomic and spatial transcriptomic assays on pancreatic tissue. The project
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("Advanced Wide Bandgap-based Power Processing and Management for Future Space Exploration") is a Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network Joint Doctorate (DN-JD) initiative developed in collaboration with
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responsibilities will include: Identification of key microbial species in Antarctic coastal sediments using network analyses Investigation of the genetic repertoire of these key species to elucidate their eco
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. energy, water and sanitation, mobility or food) in European and Indian cities analyse the material using qualitative process methods (path tracing) and semi-quantitative network methods (socio-technical
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In-Vehicle Network Paradigms”, project number PN-IV-P2-2.1-TE-2023-0474. Part-time position in automotive security for the duration of the project. Where to apply E-mail [email protected]
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for sulfate- and iron-reducing microorganisms. However, their identity, distribution, and activity in Antarctic sediments remain poorly understood. Our DiFMAS project, part of the DFG Priority Programme