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for you? Welcome to our team! Your future position is at the Department of Botany and Biodiversity Research in the Plant Phylogenomics Group within the Division of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany
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of optimization algorithms (desirable) Ability for integration into the department’s research profile and in particular into interdisciplinary cooperation projects (SFB MR-DYNAMO) Very good command of english
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parameters that determine energy fluxes and permafrost dynamics using inverse problems techniques. The developed algorithms and methods will be integrated into the LPJmL Dynamic Global Vegetation Model. Close
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reducing waste, product failures and emissions. For this master’s thesis you will join our Competence Unit Complex Dynamical Systems , which focuses on the development and deployment of algorithms to control
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experts Constructing and analysing attack graphs from dependency data, using and adapting algorithms to run simulations and optimizations Integrating project results into partners' processes, identifying
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on the empirical investigation of teaching and learning processes in computer science education related to computational concepts and ways of thinking, particularly computational thinking, algorithms and modeling
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group “Theory and Applications of Algorithms” at the department of Computer Science focuses on provable security of cryptographic schemes. We develop new security definitions which match practical
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focuses on the development and deployment of algorithms to control various types of systems - starting from low-energy applications like electronics and drive systems, to (large-scale) robotics and heavy
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“Foundations of Cryptography” within the research group “Theory and Applications of Algorithms” at the department of Computer Science focuses on provable security of cryptographic schemes. We develop new
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the Division of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany. Research in our group focuses on how genome-level processes (e.g. gene duplication, horizontal gene transfer, introgression) and natural selection have shaped