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these operations, and then train transformer models to predict sequences of operations in unseen data. Please see Weindel, Borst, & van Maanen, eLife, 2025, Weindel, van Maanen, & Borst, Imaging Neuroscience, 2024
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functionalities that can further improve operational performance, such as the integration of predictive models, orbital dynamics knowledge, or drag-aware optimisation strategies to enhance manoeuvre timing and
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Materials Science section at TU Delft is actively engaged in developing fundamental understanding for next-generation circular steelmaking. Using advanced atomistic modelling techniques, you will unravel
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. Evaluating and improving modeled non-CO2 fire emissions during fires. Evaluating and improving modeled albedo changes after fires, including recovery and possible regrowth of vegetation. Making predictions
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hydrogen more affordable by developing advanced models while working with partners across Europe? Information This position is part of a large European collaborative project aimed at accelerating renewable
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on developing multi-scale mechanical models to predict how printed inks behave under mechanical and environmental stress. Your role: Build multi-scale models and extend the Eindhoven Glass Polymer Model for latex
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-generation circular steelmaking. Using advanced atomistic modelling techniques, you will unravel the atomic-scale competition between copper and silicon at grain boundaries and oxide interfaces, delivering
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. Currently, conservative assessments of seismicity (i.e., predicting higher seismicity than likely to occur) are one reason for projects not passing the exploration stage, and seismic activity related to gas
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Qualcomm, the POP-AART lab with Elekta and the Netherlands Cancer Institute, and the AIRIS programme on mechanism-informed generative models for predictive and personalised medicine. CyPhai is part of
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of the future and must be sustainably scaled up. However, seismicity is a major societal concern. Currently, conservative assessments of seismicity (i.e., predicting higher seismicity than likely to occur) are