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interest in the human brain. Programming experience (Python, MATLAB) and proficiency in spoken and written English is required. Experience with or an interest in microscopy, quantitative image analysis
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have: MSc in engineering or similar discipline by the start date of the position Experience with mechanical modeling and simulation Experience in computer programming/scripting (e.g., C++, Python, Matlab
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programming skills are a plus: MATLAB, Python, Git Fluency in English An open personality and good communication skills in written and spoken English. TU Delft (Delft University of Technology) Working at TU
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will do Interpretable machine learning is a growing research area, with important applications in the biological sciences, such as understanding how different genes regulate each other within biological
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impacts of land use in ecologically sensitive regions of the world? Are motivated to explore how rearranging land use can minimize negative impacts and maximize the positive ones for different stakeholder
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ingredients, a process that is traditionally slow because each substrate–strain combination behaves differently. By applying machine learning to historical experimental data, we can predict high‑potential
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the positive ones for different stakeholder groups, as a basis for policy making? Are you interested in spatial optimization algorithms and uncertainty assessment? Then this PhD position at the Department
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explore, and how different ways of structuring learning environments influence curiosity and learning. Computational models will be used to characterise individual differences in information-seeking
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implications for both fundamental and medical sciences. Job requirements MSc degree (or nearing completion) in physics, biophysics, computational biology, or a related field. Strong programming skills (Python
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: Completed, or soon-to-be completed MSc in the biological sciences or different fields in the natural sciences (e.g. computational, mathematical, earth or marine sciences) with a strong interest in ecology and