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opportunities and diversity as a strength and an asset. Description of the workplace The research group for associative learning conducts research in neurophysiology and neuroscience, with a particular focus on
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regions by developing interpretable and efficient methods in comparative pangenomics, leveraging machine learning methods, statistical analysis and efficient algorithm and data structures (https
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regions by developing interpretable and efficient methods in comparative pangenomics, leveraging machine learning methods, statistical analysis and efficient algorithm and data structures (https
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of engagement. Read more at: Department of Computing Science Project description and working tasks The project will develop privacy-aware machine learning (ML) models. We are interested in data-driven
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are looking for a Research Assistant in Machine Learning and Multimodal Digital Biomarkers with a focus on voice biomarkers, wearable sensing technologies, and performance monitoring, at the Department
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Do you want to contribute to the future of AI-driven electric transport systems? Join our research group to develop advanced machine learning methods for electromobility, focusing on energy-aware
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of engagement. Read more at: Department of Computing Science Project description and working tasks The project will develop privacy-aware machine learning (ML) models. We are interested in data-driven
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. Conduct transportation resilience assessment and enhancement studies based on GIS, complex network analysis, and machine learning. Simulate human mobility in response to extreme weather events (e.g
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included, but up to no more than 20% of working hours. The position includes the opportunity for three weeks of training in higher education teaching and learning. The purpose of the position is to develop
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themes: (1) how does the inherited migratory program instruct the juvenile on its first journey?, (2) which are the genes that control migratory behaviour and when and where are they expressed? and (3) how