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: the process modelling and development of CO2 hydrogenation to methyl formate, and the reaction engineering and kinetic analysis of alkylamine synthesis. Your responsibilities include: Reaction optimization
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: the process modelling and development of CO2 hydrogenation to methyl formate, and the reaction engineering and kinetic analysis of alkylamine synthesis. Your responsibilities include: Reaction optimization
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insight into the functioning of large language models, as evidenced by relevant academic publications or relevant training. WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU We offer you a contract of definite duration for a period of
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University is a logical choice for its staff and students. YOUR TASKS Support for research into AI-based decision-making processes for quality management in the manufacturing industry; Mathematical modeling
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The successful candidate will be part of the GIS&T Research Group, and will focus on developing new GeoAI models for applications in mobility, urban analytics, and smart cities. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR You hold a
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complex (multicomponent) matrices (foods, digestive products) and the host (cells, animals and humans) in synergy with the expertise available within the department; develop holistic models to simulate and
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on-chip solid-state lasers Modelling and design of PIC narrow linewidth CW lasers for trapped ion/cold atom/color center quantum control Modelling and design of PIC femtosecond lasers for frequency
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/ dry-etch optimization / thin-film development) Testing and characterizing on-chip solid-state lasers Modelling and design of PIC narrow linewidth CW lasers for trapped ion/cold atom/color center quantum
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products) and the host (cells, animals and humans) in synergy with the expertise available within the department; develop holistic models to simulate and steer these interactions; combine our expertise
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. The aim of the current project is to further identify when, for whom, and under which conditions the intervention is most effective, using both quantitative findings (including Latent Change Modelling) and