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the Freedom of Information Act § 25 (2), applicants may request that they are not identified in the open list of applicants. The University, however, reserves the right to publish the names of applicants
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is close. Our cohesive campuses make it easy to meet, work together and exchange knowledge, which promotes a dynamic and open culture. The ongoing societal transformation and large green investments in
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within the Data Science & AI division (DSAI). With 30+ nationalities and strong industry/academic ties, we offer a dynamic, collaborative ecosystem. The AI and Machine Learning in the Natural Sciences
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University of British Columbia | Northern British Columbia Fort Nelson, British Columbia | Canada | 2 months ago
cover letter outlining their qualifications and research interests. 7. A CV, including a list of publications. 8. A research statement. 9. At least two references. 10. Contact information, including your
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At the University of Vienna, more than 10,000 people work together towards answering the big questions of the future. Around 7,500 of them are scientists who, with their curiosity and continuous
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reliable and sustainable components more affordably and more efficiently. Due to the complexity of the research, an integrated framework combining experiments, simulations, and data-driven methods is
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, creative start-ups, big data, big ambitions, hands-on learning, and a whole lot of robots, CMU doesn’t imagine the future, we invent it. If you’re passionate about joining a community that challenges the
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with advances in automation, analytics and data science, has fundamentally changed the scope and ambition of harnessing the potential of biological systems. Big data approaches and analysis of biological
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, the pharmacoepidemiological research group utilizes the world-class Danish registries as well as international data sources to assess pharmacological questions in large populations. The translational pharmacology group aims
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Norwegian registry data on the refugees’ demographic background, labour market participation and health service use available for the entire study group (N= 14,200) and a Norwegian control population (n