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– Discovering Rare Proteins Across the smORF Landscape See advertisement About the position Would you like to use large-scale data analysis and machine learning to uncover proteins that conventional
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machine learning on microcontrollers and embedded processors Development of hands-on laboratory exercises and demonstrators Supervision of Bachelor and Master projects Co-supervision of PhD students Support
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& Retrieval Lab , one of the research labs within the Machine Learning Section at DIKU. The Machine Learning Section is an internationally recognised research environment with a strong track record of
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candidates with A PhD in machine learning, computer science, applied mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, or a closely related field, completed or near completion. Demonstrated expertise in
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part of a world leading research environment and contribute to the development for the next generation machine learning tools for power systems. One Postdoc will be involved in the newly funded project
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include development and application of machine learning and AI methods to large-scale, longitudinal, routinely collected eRegistry data. The successful candidate will collaborate with researchers, PhD
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, machine learning and artificial intelligence; publications in academic journals in the field, and/or a strong pipeline of potential publications in the field; proficiency with coding in programming
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, simulation, machine learning and artificial intelligence; publications in academic journals in the field, and/or a strong pipeline of potential publications in the field; proficiency with coding in
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multidisciplinary, with collaborators across leading academic centres in the USA, Europe and Asia. The postholder will have opportunities to develop their academic profile in data science, machine learning
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Übersicht PhD position on engineering of machine perfusion platforms for organ and tissue culture 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The Macromolecular Engineering Laboratory (Prof. Mark W. Tibbitt