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will contribute to a scientifically challenging and industrially relevant topic, with the aiming at predictive relations between measurable wafer surface properties and bonding performance for next
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cognitive operations in existing data, label these operations, and then train transformer models to predict sequences of operations in unseen data. Please see Weindel, Borst, & van Maanen, eLife, 2025
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industry. Our group combines precision experiments, advanced imaging, and modeling to uncover the physics of tin droplets under extreme conditions of laser irradiation. We have established a strong track
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provide meaningful explanations of their predictions to downstream users. A central aim of this project is to investigate how Vision-Language Models (VLMs), Multimodal Large Language Models (MLLMs), and
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antigens presented by MHC molecules. This curiosity-driven project develops cutting-edge AI technology for 3D TCR–pMHC modeling to improve neoantigen identification, TCR specificity prediction, and TCR
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planetary atmospheres. The Section also initiates and manages a wide range of related modelling, software and hardware R&D activities. You are encouraged to visit the ESA website: https://www.esa.int/ Field(s
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of multimodal prediction models to detect and predict atrial fibrillation (AF) and other clinically relevant cardiac rhythm patterns, predict disease progression and treatment response, and support personalised
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Position Data Science and Artificial Intelligence in Cardiac Electrophysiology Our goal: the development of multimodal prediction models to detect and predict atrial fibrillation (AF) and other clinically
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. The second project is “Forecasting Fertility with Foundational Models”. More specific tasks include: Conducting independent high-quality research on the limits of predicting fertility in relation to the PreFer
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these operations, and then train transformer models to predict sequences of operations in unseen data. Please see Weindel, Borst, & van Maanen, eLife, 2025, Weindel, van Maanen, & Borst, Imaging Neuroscience, 2024