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package contains: We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to work on reinforcement learning methods for public health decision-making in the context of epidemic emergencies, with potential
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are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to work on reinforcement learning methods for public health decision-making in the context of epidemic emergencies, with potential impact on public health
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of thousands of molecules in our fully automated high biosafety screening facility CAPS-IT against multiple viruses. You will be responsible for the development and deployment of advanced machine learning models
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students. YOUR TASKS Our research at BogaertsLab focuses on the cognitive science of learning and language. This position is part of the FWO-funded project “Growing a Statistical Mind: The Interplay Between
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a sequential decision-making process explored through computational simulation and deep multi-objective reinforcement learning. The project will investigate a simulation platform that reproduces
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reinforcement learning. The project will investigate a simulation platform that reproduces the structure of real prospection activities by integrating multiple, heterogeneous geospatial and archaeological data
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addresses themes such as sustainability transitions, environmental governance in social ecological systems, human-nature relations, citizen science, biodiversity and biosphere integrity, social learning
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well as biologists. This in turn requires complete honesty and ease in revealing which fields the candidate is not an expert in, such that other team members can teach and support them Desirable: Having taken courses
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addresses sustainability transitions, environmental governance, citizen science, ecological justice, social learning, climate adaptation and relationships between science, policy and society. We value
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addresses themes such as sustainability transitions, environmental governance, citizen science, ecological justice, social learning, climate adaptation and relationships between science, policy and society