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-Vietnam collaboration, funded by the Research Council of Norway (RCN). The successful candidate will use public health data from Vietnam to develop hybrid agent-based and system dynamics models
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to develop hybrid agent-based and system dynamics models. These models will then be adapted and applied to other ComDisp case studies in the USA, Ecuador, and Turkey. The PhD candidate will be responsible
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is part of SDU’s strategic effort to advance PtX technologies through experimental validation and intelligent control. The research combines hands-on laboratory work with AI-based approaches
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research department Virology is your home base for the execution of preclinical and clinical studies in viral infection models. Your qualities You are a strategic thinker with strong planning and analytical
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– Hereby we offer a PhD Thesis focusing on the topic of Transport Modelling for Sustainable Mobility . Our main goal is to further develop and apply the agent-based simulation framework MATSim. The existing
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No Description/content The Regenerative Sciences PhD programme (PhD RegSci) at the MHH (Hannover Medical School) focuses on novel regenerative agents and biomaterials as well as cell transplants
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-waiting – were successful spies in seventeenth-century England. This is what Nadine Akkerman describes in her book Invisible Agents, the first analysis of the role of female spies in the seventeenth century
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infinite extent models and limited extend data based on trust over particular sets, and naturally create explainable AI structures which can further be analysed from a verification and validation perspective
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the Collaborative Research Centre for Low Carbon Living. The project uses agent based modelling (ABM) to represent consumer behaviour, social networks and their responses to non-financial incentives and barriers in