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integrated with optimization algorithms to support faster, more robust, and more adaptive decision making. The project addresses research questions like: How can learning-based models be integrated with
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, evolutionary genomics, or a closely related discipline Substantial experience with scientific research in metagenomic analysis If you are in the final phase of your doctorate and can document that the thesis has
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, control strategies, optimization methods and algorithms, data analysis and machine learning techniques, techno-economic study, design and analysis of integrated systems. Experience with energy system
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challenges connected to food production and climate change The Research Group The successful candidate will join the Genome Biology research group possessing expertise in genetics, evolutionary and comparative
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characterized by the evolutionary loss of MHC class II molecules and CD4 T cells — components that are essential for immunocompetence in other vertebrates, including humans. We combine classical molecular biology
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, algorithms, and experiments on multimode mechanical quantum platforms (circuit quantum acoustodynamics with transmon–HBAR devices; HBAR arrays; microwave optomechanics). The postdoc will work at UiO with
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mathematical structures and computational algorithms underlying modern machine learning and artificial intelligence. Relevant themes include geometric and algebraic methods for learning, structure-preserving
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the QuantERA project ‘QM3L - Quantum protocols for Multimode Mechanics advanced by Machine Learning’, a European consortium combining theory, algorithms, and experiments on multimode mechanical quantum platforms
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Diego, USA). By bridging experimental neurophysiology with advanced algorithmic design, we aim to significantly enhance the understanding of high-dimensional neural activity patterns. The successful
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. Theoretical activities include research on quantum information theory, quantum algorithms, quantum engineering, many-body theories for quantum technologies, quantum machine learning, and fundamental quantum