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-modelling skills with an interest in societally relevant freshwater challenges. You bring: A PhD in hydrogeology, physical geography, earth sciences, civil or environmental engineering, or a closely related
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Do you want to develop a foundation model for one of biology’s most complex ecosystems? By joining the European Innovation Council (EIC) Pathfinder project NOAH
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downstream predictive and generative applications. Your main responsibilities are to: • design, implement and benchmark foundation-model architectures for microbiome data, including transformer-based and
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scale. Besides PI’s Kraal and Wolthers, the PHOSFLUX team consists of a NIOZ-based PhD student performing experiments and analyses, and a UU-based postdoctoral researcher who focuses on modelling
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strongly relies on the interaction between wind and dune shape. Recent improvements in airflow modelling and coastal dune modelling are promising. However, getting accurate wind field predictions remains
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develop the urgently needed system understanding, data analysis tools, and forecasting models for science and expert users, and co-create common ground among stakeholders for future-proof coastal management
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street-view imagery (SVIs), geospatial data, mobility data, and qualitative insights to generate evidence-based recommendations for policymakers, planners, and researchers to create healthier urban
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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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functional responses, and monitoring shifts in POC and biogenic silica. Laboratory studies will target the response of benthic fluxes associated with changes in overlying seawater based on pilot site mCDR
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FTE). Your qualities We are looking for you, if you have: Recently completed a PhD in sociology or a related social science, preferably on a topic linked to the research themes of the project Strong