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materials theory, with the support of competent and friendly colleagues in an international environment? Are you looking for an employer that invests in sustainable employment and offers safe, favourable
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Description Job description Game theory is rapidly gaining traction in several engineering applications as the natural framework for multi-agent decision making. Yet, unlike optimization, game theory has
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international collaborators. The group's interests cover a wide range of areas including extremal and probabilistic combinatorics, combinatorial optimization, graph theory, game theory, algorithmics and geometry
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and neutron beamtimes; magnetometry, conductivity, EPR or solid-state NMR on air-sensitive samples. Co-authorship in studies combining experiments and theory. Qualifications PhD in Chemistry, Materials
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, creating good opportunities for collaborative research and wider societal impact. The postdoctoral researcher(s) will have the opportunity to: develop new theory, methodology and computational methods
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focus on Aerial and Space robotics. The vision of RAI is aiming in closing the gap from theory to real life, while the team has a strong expertise in field robotics. Specific application areas of focus
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focus on Aerial and Space robotics. The vision of RAI is aiming in closing the gap from theory to real life, while the team has a strong expertise in field robotics. Specific application areas of focus
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focus on Aerial and Space robotics. The vision of RAI is aiming in closing the gap from theory to real life, while the team has a strong expertise in field robotics. Specific application areas of focus
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candidate will join the Scientific Machine Learning group at TDB and SciLifeLab. The group develops theory, methods and software for data-driven science, with a current focus on uncertainty quantification
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-performance computing, particularly in the theory of efficient string and data structures, sequence indexing, and large-scale data analysis. Experience with the Burrows–Wheeler transform, pattern matching, and