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PhD: Agent-based modelling of investments in green power and green hydrogen Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Sustainable Development Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application
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behaviour. In addition, you can use cost-benefit models to explore how an AMOC tipping point may influence financially optimal strategies, and/or agent-based models to explore how an AMOC tipping point will
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simulated agents. By systematically manipulating the social conditions (cooperation vs. competition, solo vs. group foraging) and landscapes (poor vs. rich resource availability, clustered vs. uniform
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of humans and simulated agents. By systematically manipulating the social conditions (cooperation vs. competition, solo vs. group foraging) and landscapes (poor vs. rich resource availability, clustered vs
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/ Robust) Combinatorial Optimization, Game Theory, and Network Theory, as well as Artificial Intelligence. Potentially, scenarios could be simulated using agent-based, discrete-event, or other techniques
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governance and have the required skills, we encourage you to apply! Job description Key Responsibilities The Research Assistant will contribute primarily to data collection and agent-based modeling (ABM) tasks
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. These frameworks will: Identify the causes and responsible agents of liveness breaches, and assess any resulting harm. Support recovery strategies using counterfactual reasoning (“what if?”), guiding programs back
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, ballistocardiography, and bio-radar) in combination with machine learning based algorithms for time series analysis into the whole OSA diagnosis and treatment pathway. During diagnosis unobtrusive sensors that can be
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investigate how machine-learning based algorithms can be used to personalize the user experience. The goal of this personalized user experience is to enable each individual user to discover their own
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residue research. This residue research focuses on detecting pharmacologically active substances, veterinary drugs, and growth-promoting agents in food and feed. Within these research areas, we carry out