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finite-temperature anharmonic effects, thereby expanding the existing ab initio thermodynamic database to support the Bayesian inversion framework of the SHARP Thematic Project (Task 21, WP3). The project
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strategies and artificial intelligence based on chemical analysis results. The researcher will be responsible for the integration, processing, and interpretation of data, applying statistical methods and
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data and deep learning methods to assess canopy cover, quality, carbon stocks, and ecosystem services. Mandatory requirements: PhD in areas related to forest resources, remote sensing, data science, or
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, generalized transverse-momentum-dependent distributions (GTMDs), and electromagnetic and gravitational form factors, using continuum dynamical methods. Mandatory requirements: Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics, Hadron
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microscopy (FM), electron microscopy data analysis, nanoscale structural characterization, or the development of computational methods and tools for materials characterization will also be valued. How to apply
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of phytohormones produced by microalgae. Activities will include microalgal cultivation and strain selection, optimization of metabolite extraction and purification methods, chromatographic analyses using HPLC and
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recipient will contribute to the core research theme of the RATIONAL project, which focuses on investigating and developing robust evidence-based retrieval methods for Natural Language Inference (NLI) tasks
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. Mandatory requirements: PhD in Social Sciences or a related field, completed less than seven years ago, subject to extensions allowed by FAPESP; proficiency in qualitative methods and basic knowledge
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particulate processing technologies such as drying, fluidized-bed, high-shear, and steam agglomeration, as well as pilot-scale ingredient development. Experience in physicochemical, techno-functional, and
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institution; oral and written fluency in Portuguese and English; a consistent record of peer-reviewed publications over the past 5 years; experience in research and qualitative methods; availability to live in