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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Rennes, Bretagne | France | about 1 month ago
preserved at ambient temperature provided it is protected from light and humidity. Goal The goal of the project is to develop an algorithm to allow robust retrieval of data in the context of DNA-based data
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have the potential for treating certain genetic diseases and cancer. Co-authors are dr hab. eng. Umesh Kalathiya from the ICCVS, University of Gdańsk and prof. Sławomir Makowiec from the Gdańsk
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for probabilistic unsupervised learning for structured biological data. The successful candidate will: Develop probabilistic factor models and scalable inference algorithms for structured biological (multi-view) high
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for structured biological data. The successful candidate will: Develop probabilistic factor models and scalable inference algorithms for structured biological (multi-view) high-dimensional data. Develop modular
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demonstrated ability to conduct innovative, independent research and contribute to collaborative projects. Areas of expertise should include sonogenetics, cellular and molecular engineering, genetically encoded
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, genetics, immunology, and social sciences to develop evidence-based, personalized donation strategies. Within this multidisciplinary project, you will play a central role in the work package focusing
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research on post-quantum cryptographic algorithms and protocols, assisting in the design, implementation, testing, and evaluation of secure cryptographic solutions resilient to quantum attacks, and
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; develop and validate an astrodynamics-based orbit determination algorithm using TFC, including hybrid solutions with stochastic filters (eg, EKF or UKF); integrate and calibrate optical sensors and develop
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experimental molecular biology and data analysis. Doctoral candidates can specialize in genomic and molecular biology techniques, as well as in algorithms, statistics, and artificial intelligence for molecular
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) (departments of Mathematics and Computer Science as well as Biology, Chemistry and Pharmacy) and the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics (MPIMG). Courses, seminars and joint research work foster the