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INESC COIMBRA - INSTITUTO DE ENGENHARIA DE SISTEMAS E COMPUTADORES DE COIMBRA | Portugal | 3 months ago
impact, and security of supply. Integration of hybrid approaches that combine, for example, mathematical programming, evolutionary computation, multi-agent simulation, and artificial intelligence
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, phylogenetic and evolutionary inference, clonal dynamics, and immune-tumour interactions, and will emphasize rigorous uncertainty quantification and reproducible, scalable analysis of large multi-omics datasets
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of areas, including AI and machine learning, cloud and mobile computing, computer system and information security, evolutionary computation, computer vision and graphics, and bioinformatics
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of algorithms and models to realistically simulate forest ecosystem dynamics under varying conditions of land use change, forest and land management, climate variability, and other environmental stressors
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and experience in both experimental molecular biology and data analysis, with possible specialisations in genomic and molecular biology techniques as well as in algorithms, statistics and artificial
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(for example insect-eye–inspired motion detectors for planetary landing and insect-inspired navigation algorithms) to evolutionary and neuromorphic approaches to autonomous control, as well as soft-robotic