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analysis, while other competence areas include e.g. causal inference, latent variable modelling and prediction models. The section aims to maintain a strong position in these areas but also wants to expand
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package III develops and tests remedies against the harmful effects of this rhetoric, using generative agent-based simulations and AI-chatbot-based dialogue experiments. The two postdocs advertised in
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on the candidate’s profile and interests, the position may also involve primary data collection, including extraction of medical chart data using natural language models and surveys of stakeholders within child and
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electromagnetic simulation tools, such as CST Studio Suite or Ansys HFSS, and you use them systematically as part of your design workflow. You also have practical skills in numerical modelling and data analysis
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metagenomics from various field experiments, evaluation of microbially mediated regulation of soil carbon fractions, and development of a model that simulates the growth of key soil microbial communities related
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grant project “Driving innovation in crop resilience through Comparative QTLomics.” The selected candidate will contribute to five main objectives: 1. Apply large language models (LLMs) to collect
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thereafter. Explaining complex AI models is a key challenge for ethically responsible AI. Explainable AI (XAI) research aims to provide relevant information to assist developers and users in analyzing AI
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Do you enjoy finding solutions to integrate and analyse large data sets of biodiversity dynamics and their drivers? Are you creative and able to couple various data flows and integrated modelling
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perturbation experiments to understand how cell type-specific epigenomes emerge during mammalian development, using gastruloids as an in vitro differentiation model. We aim for an open and collaborative work
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postdoctoral researcher to join an interdisciplinary team developing deep learning models for antimicrobial resistance (AMR) detection directly from MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry data. The project is funded