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/or machine learning background to join the Parallel Computing Systems (PCS) group at the University of Amsterdam. We look for vulnerabilities of AI systems across the whole AI system: from adversarial
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to this. The gathered data will provide new insight in the exact timing and variability in past landscape changes. Your results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD
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and biological mechanisms underlying bleeding phenotypes by integrating whole-genome sequencing with functional studies in individual patients and affected families. In parallel, the project focuses
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results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD project conducted at WUR and provide context for visualisations of historic landscapes developed by a
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to this. The gathered data will provide new insight in the exact timing and variability in past landscape changes. Your results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD
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in the meninges of murine models of activated PI3Kδ syndrome (APDS), an inborn error of immunity associated with immune and neurodevelopmental abnormalities. In parallel, you will lead the
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secondments of the PhD student at other involved parties in the network such as the company QuiX (Enschede) and UCL (London). Other trainings and collaborations in the area of quantum error correction
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integrated with the experimenta research led by Dr. Bettina Baumgartner. The two PhD candidates will work across the work packages in parallel so that experiments and computational simulations continuously
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scientific importance. The computational work will be closely integrated with the experimenta research led by Dr. Bettina Baumgartner. The two PhD candidates will work across the work packages in parallel so
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integrated with the computational research led by Ioana Ilie. The two PhD candidates will work across the work packages in parallel so that experiments and computational simulations continuously inform each