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Systems Science and want to develop tools to help combat crime? Then here is your chance, as the Informatics Institute at the University of Amsterdam is looking for two ambitious PhD students to develop
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you eager to apply cutting-edge machine learning techniques, develop innovative algorithms, and tackle real-life challenges associated with
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international conferences, and help supervise Bachelor and Master students. You are expected to develop new AI-based techniques for the analysis of astrophysical or cosmological data, such as 21cm signals from
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you eager to apply cutting-edge machine learning techniques, develop innovative algorithms, and tackle real-life challenges associated with
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journals; participate in and to contribute to the organisation of research activities and events at the Institute, such as workshops and colloquia; make a small contribution to the FNWI's educational mission
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well as design cheaper and more accurate A/B tests that can help us estimate the intended causal effects. Project 2 aims to use and develop novel reinforcement learning (RL) techniques to improve the decision
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to our education activities as assistant to a course and/or guiding students in their thesis work What do you have to offer? We are looking for a candidate with: an MSc in computer science or a related
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temporary employment of 27 hours per week for two years. This can be expanded to 38 hours per week by taking on additional teaching tasks. Your salary, depending on your relevant experience on commencement of
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the development of Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) polymeric materials. We will develop advanced computational tools to make use of the 3D structure of chemical additives to score them according