12 Mathematics Postdoctoral research jobs at Technical University of Munich in Germany
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with mathematical modeling and machine learning methods will ultimately allow us to predict the entire recognition space for any given TCR sequence. Our work is embedded into close collaborations with
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good publication track record Above-average master’s degree in computer science, electrical/ mechanical engineering, applied mathematics, or a similar engineering-oriented quantitative discipline
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25.03.2024, Wissenschaftliches Personal We are searching for motivated personnell (PhD, postdoc) with mathematics or informatics background. You will be working in the FAIRmat project (a NFDI
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with mathematical modeling and machine learning methods will ultimately allow us to predict the entire recognition space for any given TCR sequence. Our work is embedded into close collaborations with
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analysis techniques and physical/mathematical models to drive our development of dedicated algorithms with a focus on time-series analysis in imaging. The Chair of Biological Imaging (CBI) at the Technical
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background in a technical field such as computer science, bioinformatics, mathematics, computational life sciences or related. Profound knowledge in machine learning, preferably deep learning for image data. A
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to 2 years; an extension of an additional 2 years is possible. TASKS: Mathematical and physical modeling to determine greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions in cities using novel atmospheric measurements
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for inverse problems or machine learning more broadly. We are looking for candidates with strong mathematical skills and interests. A requirement for the position is a master’s degree in electrical engineering
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: neuromuscular physiology, molecular biophysics, systems and control theory, and analytical and computational mathematics. We especially seek individuals with additional experience and knowledge in some of the
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14.12.2022, Wissenschaftliches Personal The BMBF-funded position is part of the CoMPS project, which is a multidisciplinary project combining the fields of mathematics, computer science, geophysics