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that truly understands its environment. You have a master's degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence or similar. You are interested in Logic, Machine Learning, Knowledge Graphs, Stream
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. You have excellent English language skills. You have notions of Dutch, Finnish or Italian, or are willing to acquire these. You pay attention to details and act with attention to quality and integrity
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advanced machine learning techniques Optical design and miniaturization of a novel spectroscopic sensor based on freeform optics, optimized for agrifood applications For this function, our Brussels
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. The research will involve training machine-learning models on large structure and sequence datasets and integrating membrane-specific biophysical constraints to enable the design of membrane proteins and
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of reinforcement learning (RL) for industrial process control and optimisation. The research focuses on developing RL methods that can support decision-making and control in complex industrial systems while
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, microscopy, spectroscopy, pore-structure characterization, geochemistry. You are interested in interdisciplinary research at the interface of materials science and microbiology and are motivated to acquire
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organizes social activities, networking and upskilling events, and an annual PhD Symposium. Curious to know more? Learn all about what it means to start a PhD at VIB in our PhD Guidebook , written
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researchers. You will (learn to) compete for internal or external research funding. You will assist in teaching lab sessions of relevant courses at bachelor or master level (circa 10% of your time). Profile You
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for using AI to develop social engineering attempts. This project combines human subject research of learning and decision making, Human-Computer Interaction, and the advancement in AI methods
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journals. To a limited extent, your appointment will also involve coordinating and supervising exercise sessions, laboratory sessions, and project-based learning activities associated with courses taught by