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of researchers who attempted to predict who would have a child in three years. The second project is “Forecasting Fertility with Foundational Models”. More specific tasks include: Conducting independent high
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on research activities already underway in our Materials & Environment section, building up on existing numerical models providing a foundation from which you can build on and contribute your own expertise
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themselves. In this project, you will investigate whether and how large offshore wind farms influence precipitation. Using high-resolution numerical modeling, you will examine the physical mechanisms through
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research project investigating how visual foundation models can efficiently acquire new expertise in specialised domains where labelled data is scarce. Recent foundation models have transformed computer
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researcher to work on systems theory for energy-based learning. What are you going to do? As a postdoctoral researcher, you will develop and analyse new algorithms for energy-based learning of complex systems
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across a range of application areas, including education and healthcare. As these systems are increasingly deployed in high-stakes environments, there is a growing need for machine learning models
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40 scientists, postdoctoral researchers, and PhD students working on the interpretation of satellite observations, atmospheric modelling, data science, and the development of future Earth observation
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contribution to solving complex technical-social issues, such as energy transition, mobility, digitalisation, water management and (cyber) security. TPM does this with its excellent education and research
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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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at the intersection of conversational AI, human–computer interaction, multimodal interaction, user modelling, and cultural heritage. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will: Conduct research on dialogic interaction