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will supervise the research of less experienced researchers—Bachelor’s and Master’s students, early-stage doctoral students, and visiting researchers. Reporting under the form of papers in scientific
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(references letters are NOT required at this stage; these will only be asked for the short-listed candidates)•A statement of interest (max. 1 page). Important: In the first sentence, please clearly indicate
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different types of epidemic models, including spatial and individual-based models. Methodologically, the work will focus on multi-objective, hierarchical, and explainable reinforcement learning, as
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of microalgae. This will include optimizing cultivation conditions, testing single and multi-stage systems to separate biomass growth from metabolite production, evaluating targeted stress factors, and developing
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reporting. Our offer A key role in a multi-university research programme with high societal relevance and a strong translational angle. A stimulating, diverse and international research
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reporting. Our offer A key role in a multi-university research programme with high societal relevance and a strong translational angle. A stimulating, diverse and international research
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data.You will take ownership of the implementation and optimization of ML-driven models in our antiviral screening pipeline thereby unlocking the full richness of the multi‑parametric data using advanced AI
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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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project of the VUB, introduces a new research framework that treats archaeological prospection as a sequential decision-making process explored through computational simulation and deep multi-objective
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process? Please read the FAQ or contact us via [email protected] . Where to apply Website https://academicpositions.com/ad/ghent-university/2026/postdoctoral-researcher-… Requirements Research