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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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Mitigation Policy and Requirements were updated in 2023, with a further update planned for 2030. Addressing this global concern requires not only models capable of projecting debris populations over different
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with scientific programming and quantitative data analysis, particularly in Python, is welcomed. Experience with droplet generation, thermal diagnostics, image processing, or automated experimental
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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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. The programmes are essentially similar to ESA’s own Graduate Trainee Programme, notably in offering the same employment conditions. They however differ in one important respect: each NGT Programme is funded by
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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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including transformers, self-supervised learning, foundation models, autoencoders or related architectures; strong programming skills in Python and experience with a deep-learning framework such as PyTorch
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development, spin simulations, or MR signal modeling is highly desirable. Strong programming skills, for example in Python, MATLAB, C/C++, or a comparable scientific computing environment. Experience with
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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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architectures; • strong programming skills in Python and experience with a deep-learning framework such as PyTorch, including training and evaluating models on GPU/HPC infrastructure; • experience working with