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preferred, but candidates with a strong desire to gain this experience are also encouraged to apply. You have an open and creative mind, a strong affinity for quantitative biology, and a passion for solving
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in combination with other machine learning techniques, to create predictive models. You will engage in an interactive feedback loop with domain experts to analyze discovered models and remove any
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related to learning, behavior, and interactions between humans and systems using advanced quantitative methods. You will be part of a team developing and testing VR simulations. You will perform and conduct
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. An important focus of our research is how these abiotic-biotic interactions create value for society, following for example the “Building with Nature” paradigm or investigating sustainable sources of marine
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. Knowledge and experience of physical testing would be an advantage. The sucessful candidate is resposnible to provide insights into this complex soil-structure interaction problem through numerical modelling
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report tackling the milestones with much output there is freedom for creative new adjacent research directions. This position is primarily a research position, though teaching experience can be obtained
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Eastern Scheldt (Netherlands), and Cork Harbour (Ireland). THE DEPARTMENT The Department of Estuarine and Delta Systems (EDS, NIOZ-Yerseke) seeks to understand how interactions between organisms
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and SETS approaches. The successful candidate will be able to adjust to different and unexpected conditions, work across disciplinary boundaries, and find creative solutions to research problems
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of reliable and robust deep learning methods with clinical impact. The project is highly interdisciplinary, and the successful candidate is expected to interact with clinical and industrial partners
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, including urban metabolism and SETS approaches. The successful candidate will be able to adjust to different and unexpected conditions, work across disciplinary boundaries, and find creative solutions