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application from qualified women. About the position The position involves both teaching and engaging in innovative research projects on tractor autonomy, path-planning algorithms, soil compaction modeling, and
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Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence. But who is developing the necessary chips? We are, for example! Would you like to help drive the development of a new highly efficient AI hardware
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the era of large population size and dense genomic data such as whole-genome sequencing, new algorithms are needed to remove the bottleneck of computational load for such a development. In the frame of a
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of infection, immunology, and adaptation of immunity across life. We aim to recruit a bioinformatician to complement our expertise and to develop an individual research focus within our research team. We offer
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Dortmund, we invite applications for a PhD Candidate (m/f/d): Analysis of Microscopic BIOMedical Images (AMBIOM) You will be responsible for Developing new machine learning algorithms for microscopy image
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Your Job: Random unitaries are a ubiquitous tool in quantum information and quantum computing, with applications in the characterization of quantum hardware, quantum algorithms, quantum cryptography
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experimental molecular biology and data analysis. Doctoral candidates can specialize in genomic and molecular biology techniques, as well as in algorithms, statistics, and artificial intelligence for molecular
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qualification programme is complemented by transferable skills workshops offered by Bremen Early Career Researcher Development (BYRD) as well as thematic courses offered by the doctoral programmes themselves
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of the IMPRS reflects the development of molecular genetics into an information science, based on the plethora of experimental data that are nowadays available and steadily being produced about cellular
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processing, algorithm design, optimisation and simulation, software engineering and automation and control systems. An overview of the current PhD research projects is given here: https://www.dashh.org