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learning models (e.g., multimodal AI, large language/world models) with specific finetuning for ELEVATE; designing geographically context-sensitive urban design recommendations that promote active mobility
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and (scientific) writing skills. Due to the international character of our research, good command of spoken and written English is essential. We highly encourage applicants from all members of our
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international peer-reviewed journals; Excellent written and spoken command of English; working knowledge of one or more additional Mediterranean languages (Spanish, Italian, Greek, French, Portuguese, or Turkish
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. Together, we want to explore how small models can extract useful information on specific crime themes, such as drug trafficking, primarily from publicly available news sources. Relevant tasks include
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the deployment of the co-development pathways. The postdoctoral researcher will work closely with colleagues developing pathways in Work Package 3, modelling and simulation tools in Work Package 2, and case
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in Work Package 3, modelling and simulation tools in Work Package 2, and case studies in Work Package 4. This will involve aligning pathway development with suitable assessment approaches, co-designing
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development , various types of leave, and options for sports and cultural activities . You can also tailor your employment conditions through our Terms of Employment Options Model. In this way, we encourage you
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for professional development , various types of leave, and options for sports and cultural activities . You can also tailor your employment conditions through our Terms of Employment Options Model. In this way, we
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employment conditions through our Terms of Employment Options Model. In this way, we encourage you to keep investing in your personal and professional development. For more information, please visit Working
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-wide studies, proteomics, single-cell measurements, and computational modelling. We use mouse embryonic stem cells and their differentiation to neuronal and haematopoietic cells as our main model system