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of up to 500 ppm of NO, CO, and H2S could occur in the gas mixture and should be detected. Some applications may require the use of gaseous anaesthetic agents such as isoflurane and desflurane. This also
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on chemical additives such as cleaning agents, acids, bases, antiscalants, rinse aids, and other processing chemicals. While effective, these substances ultimately should not enter wastewater streams, making
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multilingual settings, such as machine translation, and emerging agentic and interactive multimodal NLP systems involving human-AI collaboration present frontier evaluation challenges. The ultimate goal is to
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how AI is changing work. Its projects examine what happens when generative and agentic AI enters leadership, everyday workflows, team communication, professional learning and career decisions. Across
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prioritise RD as a mechanism for ecosystem resilience. The project will use Agent-Based Policy Modelling (ABPM) to simulate how actors such as land managers, farmers, local authorities, and conservation
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AITHYRA GmbH - Research Institute for Biomedical Artificial Intelligence of the Austrian Academy of Sciences | Vienna, Virginia | United States | about 22 hours ago
Intelligence and the Life Sciences. We are building an AI-native, closed-loop research engine where automation, computation, and intelligent agents work together to decode, model, and rewrite biological circuits
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chemical warfare agents (CWAs), allowing for safe working outside of the lab. However, it is currently poorly understood how to model the interaction of CWAs with supramolecular hosts with respect
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increasingly threatened by plant diseases, insect pests, climate change, and growing pressure to reduce chemical inputs. Understanding how multiple biological threats interact within crops represents one
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interaction with WFBR domain specialists, with whom you will play a key role in translating state‑of‑the‑art digital techniques into models that meet their scientific and operational needs. You will work here
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mathematics. You will undertake a single, ambitious research project: to begin the formalisation of the local Langlands correspondence for GL₂(F) in the Lean interactive theorem prover by leveraging AI agents