10 parallel-programming-"Computer-Vision-Center" Postdoctoral research jobs at Utrecht University
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-Independent Acquisition (DIA), Parallel Reaction Monitoring (PRM), Quantitative proteomics workflows, Data normalization and quality control strategies, Strong experience in processing and interpreting
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researcher with a strong technical background and an interest in societal impact. You have: Must have criteria: a PhD in computer science, artificial intelligence, data science, computational social science
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! Research fields Communication sciences; Computer science Job types Postdoc Education level Doctorate Weekly hours 32—40 hours per week Salary indication €3706—€5760 per month Location Princetonplein 5
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intelligence, computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science or a closely related field; • strong hands-on experience with deep learning and modern representation learning, preferably including
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partners at Princess Maxima Center) using AI/ML techniques, implement antigen data analysis and discovery processes, and contribute to the maintenance of data infrastructure in collaboration with
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Vision, the National Archive, and the National Library of the Netherlands. The research will take place in collaboration with the HAICu fieldlab ‘Deep Journalism’, which develops functionality for
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assessment. Programming and data-analysis skills in a reproducible scientific workflow, for example using Python or comparable tools, and experience with GIS-based spatial analysis. The ability to work
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support the implementation of the EU’s long-term Vision for Rural Areas towards stronger, connected, resilient, and prosperous rural areas up to 2040, aiming to empower rural communities to tackle climate
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based on a well-established Indonesian-Dutch research consortium, this project contributes to multiple SDGs while advancing the Indonesian Vision 2045 and Blue Economy Roadmaps of Indonesia and the
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Cell Sorting and the Metabolism Expertise Center. The research of the Division CMC aims to unravel mechanisms of intra- and extracellular communication of animal cells. This knowledge is used to