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accuracy are infeasible. Instead, priority is given to controlled approximation as well as scalability, robustness and computational efficiency with respect to computation time and memory resources
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, InnovationS, Applications (MONALISA) within the Horizon 2020 Program of the European Commission [https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101169136]. DN MONALISA, a consortium of nine partners composed of high
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in with us if: We require expertise in the following areas of research: Security of generative Al systems (e.g., attack detection, robustness, privacy, trust) Using generative Al for security
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for avoiding them can be identified. The department thus makes a key contribution to identifying robust transformation paths with a secure energy and resource supply. Your Job Scientific analysis of additive
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bio-integrated materials that interface with life sciences. Our research focuses on understanding and controlling the formation and interactions of soft materials at the nanoscale using building blocks
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on understanding and controlling the formation and interactions of soft materials at the nanoscale using principles of molecular self-assembly. We harness a broad range of building blocks – including polymers
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this project, we aim to establish and operate a fully automated cell culture pipeline for pluripotent stem cells and their derivatives. The position involves developing and maintaining protocols for robust stem