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parameters are candidate biomarkers for tumor angiogenesis, with prostate cancer as the initial clinical focus. This PhD position is part of MOMENTUM, a project funded by the NWO Open Technology Programme that
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to identifying the dominant physical processes and determining how system behaviour changes under varying forcing conditions and parameter regimes. Model results will be evaluated against observations from several
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resource acquisition trait parameter space, and perform scenario analyses tailored to a set of Swiss lakes. There will be close collaboration with the other PhD candidate and Postdocs of the projects
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translated into the underlying mathematical models. They may, for example, arise from perturbations in boundary conditions, input parameters, or geometrical properties. When neglecting the influence
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parameters, reconstructing unknown states, or identifying governing mechanisms from indirect or partial observations. Other possible directions include developing uncertainty-aware methods that can identify
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. These computational models can provide crucial mechanistic insights into the key parameters governing these processes, inform targeted in vitro experiments, and help design better biomaterials and TE strategies
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retrieve shapes, overlay errors, and other geometrical parameters of the target using methods ranging from local and global optimizers to priors and neural networks developed by partners in the project. Job
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optimize the detector and its parameters. In this project, you will focus on developing a suitable solution for integrating photo detectors with the analog front-end. You will work on this solution, ensuring
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-analyses to determine resource acquisition trait parameter space, and perform scenario analyses tailored to a set of Swiss lakes. There will be close collaboration with the other PhD candidate and Postdocs
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into the key parameters governing these processes, inform targeted in vitro experiments, and help design better biomaterials and TE strategies that harness mechanics and geometry. As a PhD candidate, you will