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and analysis of dedicated algorithms for training analog circuits directly from data. In this PhD project, you will develop a novel system-theoretic framework for learning in analog circuits and
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interactive environment. The candidate will join the Dutch-Flemish Postgraduate School ‘Experimental Psychopathology’ (http://epp-research.eu), which will provide additional training and facilitate networking
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whether suitable relaxations of the underlying PDE constraints can effectively reduce the nonlinearity of the inverse problem. Understanding this requires mathematical analysis of the PDEs and the resulting
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Policy, CAP) you will lead high-impact analytical research that supports evidence-based policymaking at both Dutch and European levels. Using advanced economic modelling and quantitative analysis, you will
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to define glycan features that govern influenza attachment and to develop advanced in vitro receptor models reflecting airway tissues. Your tools: Interdisciplinary receptor analysis: you will work with
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The Mathematical Institute of Leiden University and the Centre for Mathematical Sciences of Lund University have a position for a PhD candidate to join the project "Analysis of Inhomogeneous Wave
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PhD students. The MoM section is recognized worldwide for its high-level research on experimental analysis, theoretical understanding and predictive modelling of complex thermo-mechanical behaviour (e.g
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-site, international research project. Your work will include qualitative and quantitative research, development and validation of quality-of-life measures, analysis of risk and resilience factors, and
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will be combined with theoretical modelling, statistical data analysis, and numerical simulations to identify the governing mechanisms and to determine whether and how proximity to a phase transition
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scenario analysis and/or other ‘future’ studies Disseminate results by publishing papers in scientific journals, presenting in international conferences, and creating content items dedicated to stakeholders