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classification. The primary objective of this 1.5-year position is to develop a method for identifying endangered heritage sites in forested mountains of South America, and to make contributions to the fields
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(LIACS) is the Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science Institute of the Faculty of Science of Leiden University. We offer courses at the Bachelor and Master of Science level in the core areas of
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courses at the Bachelor and Master of Science level in the core areas of Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, and Data Science, and in the interdisciplinary areas of ICT in Business, Media Technology
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teaching and research. With its staff of over 800, the Faculty of Humanities provides 26 Bachelors and 27 Masters programmes for over 7,200 students based at locations in Leiden and The Hague. The Institute
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University has acquired an international reputation for excellent teaching and research. With its staff of over 800, the Faculty of Humanities provides 26 Bachelors and 27 Masters programmes for over 7,200
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Leiden University is seeking an enthusiastic and well-qualified postdoctoral researcher in machine learning, in particular classification. The primary objective
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focus on survey experiments), specialized knowledge of EU institutions and/or European public administration, and a keen interest in the topic of the project. Together with the project team (the principal
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resulting in organ-specific toxicities, e.g., liver failure. We urgently need strategies that can predict such toxicities. The primary aim of this postdoctoral project is therefore to predict drug-induced
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of biological pathways ultimately resulting in organ-specific toxicities, e.g., liver failure. We urgently need strategies that can predict such toxicities. The primary aim of this postdoctoral project is
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programs: Bachelor's, Academic Teacher Training Program (ACPA), Pre-Master's, and three Master's programs. The institute's staff believes in the power of collaboration. The academic staff provides education