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Brussels Humanities, Sciences & Engineering Campus (Elsene) will serve as your home base. 3 - Profile What do we expect from you? You hold a PhD in machine learning, artificial intelligence, computer
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exposures and health risks; Interpretable and uncertainty-aware machine learning for heterogeneous health data. This position offers the opportunity to work in a multidisciplinary environment
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machine learning. The postdoctoral researcher will build on existing expertise and preliminary results within the research groups and will focus on advancing the proposed technology on predictive mix
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and modelling of transport phenomena on catalyst and reactor scale. You will be particularly active in the exploitation of different machine learning techniques within these fields. WHAT WE ARE
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archaeological and landscape data (maps, satellite imagery, archaeological datasets) with machine learning approaches to build a system that highlights promising locations for archaeological research. You are
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that learn effective discovery strategies within it. You will combine archaeological and landscape data (maps, satellite imagery, archaeological datasets) with machine learning approaches to build a
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intelligence, machine learning, and digital forensics. The successful candidate will join a research initiative conducted in close collaboration with a partner, with the aim of strengthening digital
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and extracting biological insights. You have experience with advanced computational and statistical approaches, ideally including machine learning and/or artificial intelligence. Prior experience with
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datasets and extracting biological insights. You have experience with advanced computational and statistical approaches, ideally including machine learning and/or artificial intelligence. Prior
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Description Saint Louis University is a Catholic Jesuit Institution dedicated to student learning, research, health care and service. This Postdoctoral Fellow position is in the medicinal chemistry research