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, flavour physics, effective field theories, theories beyond the standard model and computer algebra. More details on current research activities can be found on our homepage: https://www.physik.uzh.ch/en
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equal qualifications. Contact If you have any questions about the application or the project, write an email (see website): Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich The research group homepage: https://www.cs.cit.tum.de
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, algebraic, and group-theoretic methods, inspired by the mathematical theory of articulated systems and constraint geometry. Possible tools include combinatorics, algebraic methods, incidence geometry, matroid
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questions motivated by complex biomedical data. Local Research Infrastructure: You shall take part in the research group on “Statistical models for high-dimensional and functional data ”, led by Professor
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benefits package including pension build-up, paid parental leave and additional holiday bonuses. For more information, see our websites: https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/working-at/job-application
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questions motivated by complex biomedical data. Local Research Infrastructure: You shall take part in the research group on “Statistical models for high-dimensional and functional data ”, led by Professor
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motion in non-classical geometries using combinatorial, algebraic, and group-theoretic methods, inspired by the mathematical theory of articulated systems and constraint geometry. Possible tools include
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biophysical modelling, dynamical systems analysis and discrete algebra methodology in order to charcterise dendritic tree dynamics as structured networks and develop Koopman operator-based analysis methods
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for joint events. What we expect A solid background in at least one of the areas essential for the CRC, e.g., higher category theory, algebraic/arithmetic geometry, homotopy theory, geometric topology
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experimental work and that of collaborators. The team focuses on the mechanobiology of animals and plants. More information about the group can be found on http://www.mathbioleiden.nl What you bring Master’s