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uses world-class big-data omics analysis of immune cells, including RNAseq, genome-wide epigenetics, multicolour flowcytometry, cell sorting, multiplex cytokine analysis, as well as classical
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diverse academic backgrounds to contribute to our projects in areas such as: Network Security, Information Assurance, Model-driven Security, Cloud Computing, Cryptography, Satellite Systems, Vehicular
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to be used. The final project description will be developed in cooperation with the supervisor. Want to know more about the position? For further information about the position, please contact Dr Carly
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with a systems biology approach in which we will investigate whether the immunological changes in young and elderly are characterized with changes in the gut microbial composition. Currently big data
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computational models and data analysis code to process large, multimodal behavioral datasets using both traditional methods (e.g., factor analysis) as well as more modern approaches (e.g., deep learning
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machines that will lead to demonstrations with practical relevance. Specifically, this project in the group of prof. Feringa aims to address two key challenges: 1) How can we amplify the work of molecular
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data requirements, and lower costs for large-scale modelling tasks. PINNs enhance predictive capabilities and efficiency by combining data-driven methods with physical principles. Unlike traditional
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immune responses to promote T cell-mediated tumour clearance. Methods: The laboratory uses world-class big-data omics analysis of blood immune cells, including RNAseq, epigenetics, multicolour
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PhD position - Stress-testing future climate-resilient city and neighbourhood concepts (Test4Stress)
also supervised by Prof. Dr. Jana Sillmann, who is co-leading the Research Unit for Sustainability and Climate Risks (FNK). This Research Unit is devoted to inter- and transdisciplinary research and
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colleague ourselves. Acquisition in response to this vacancy will not be appreciated. Would you like more information? Prof. C.P. Slomp (Caroline) Professor - Microbiology caroline.slomp2@ru.nl Last modified