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further develop and implement bioinformatic pipelines. For example, using AI we see opportunities to use the genomic data to train datasets for species identification and delimitation, such as image
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(e.g., taxonomy, evolution, ecology, and geology). You will receive dedicated supervision from an experienced researcher and work closely with several international experts and collaborators with whom
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seaweed ecology for species recognition with collection material. You will develop a multimodal workflow on integrating hyperspectral imaging, X-ray fluorescence, and RGB images. You will be given ample
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(e.g., taxonomy, evolution, ecology, and geology). You will receive dedicated supervision from experienced researchers and work closely with several international experts and collaborators with whom
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postdoctoral fellow in Spectroscopy You will conduct cutting-edge research at the intersection of BioImaging, BioOptics, and seaweed ecology for species recognition with collection material. You will develop a
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brings together knowledge institutions, NGOs, government institutions and private-sector partners across five connected work packages: modelling, monitoring and indicator development, local governance
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in a unique research environment, inspired by passionate scientists from a wide range of disciplines in biodiversity research (e.g., taxonomy, evolution, genomics, ecology, and geology). You will
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biodiversity research (e.g., taxonomy, evolution, genomics, ecology, and geology). You will receive dedicated supervision from experienced researchers and work closely with international experts and
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sample set of silica sinters is already available for this purpose. You will also manage a sterile reaction chamber at Utrecht Geolab at Utrecht University in which you develop evaporation-precipitation
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reaction chamber at Utrecht Geolab at Utrecht University in which you develop evaporation-precipitation experiments that mimic repetitive silica deposition under early Earth conditions. An array