79 advance-soil-structure-modelling PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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inheritance. Using an open-ended model, we will explore molecular structures of life as we know it (DNA), as well as other potential polymerisation rules. These models will also help interpret and guide
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PhD position - Modelling the emergence of information transfer in prebiotic self-replicating systems
and inheritance. Using an open-ended model, we will explore molecular structures of life as we know it (DNA), as well as other potential polymerisation rules. These models will also help interpret and
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PhD in Data-Driven Modeling of Homogeneous Catalysts (1.0 FTE) (V25.0035) « Back to the overview Job description Among the most challenging to develop catalytic reactions are stereoselective
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properties of catalysts together with statistical methods to derive predictive models for selective catalysis. In a data-driven approach, an initial set of reactions is analyzed and used to establish such a
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Prof. Sanne Schagen in Amsterdam (Antoni van Leeuwenhoek) and collaborator Prof. Bernard Veldkamp in Enschede (Utwente). The main tasks of the PhD student are: - Using advanced IRT models that model
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PhD position Modeling modals: A computational study of modal verb acquisition (V25.0196) « Back to the overview Job description The Center for Language and Cognition Groningen is seeking a motivated
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computational models that learn by finding patterns in language data. Can they learn the different modal meanings simply by paying attention to what they “hear”? Or do they need to come prepared with certain
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change by advancing innovative, low-emission energy solutions. We seek a motivated PhD candidate to enhance open-source energy system models and develop local energy roadmaps. Key research tasks will
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Organisation Job description For the National Growth Fund (NGF) project “Groeien met Groen Staal” (GGS), a PhD position for the period of 4 years is available in the context of modelling green steel
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form. These single-handed chiral (from Greek ?e?? (kheir), “hand”) structures are considered crucial for the evolution of life on the earth; a phenomenon called homochirality. The presence of exclusive