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quickly derive the necessary information from noisy, incomplete, real-world data. Furthermore, the algorithms to be developed within this project will be implemented on automated beds that provide fully
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up of data from the NWO Veni project. This position also offers opportunities for personal scientific growth by contributing to the advancement of research, providing support and collaborate with PhD
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information, see www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/science and https://workingat.leiden.edu/ The Institute for Biology The research within the Institute of Biology Leiden (IBL) aims to work on the science base
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this position will be to provide in vitro biochemical, biophysical and structural data from novel mutants of the EGFR kinase domain to drive and validate algorithmic development. Organisation The vacancy is
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Your job Are you passionate about cancer research? Excited to dive into biological pathways and complex data analyses in an epidemiological setting? Eager to work within an ambitious and
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collaboration in human-centric decision-making (HCDM) in transportation, logistics, manufacturing, and healthcare logistics. The position is hosted by the Industrial Engineering & Business Information Systems
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able to further develop your skills in econometrics and quantitative as well as qualitative methods (e.g., surveys and interviews). Have a basic working knowledge of the Dutch language, because the data
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the other hand, mental healthcare providers and individuals in vulnerable situations. The key methodological tools for these studies are digital ethnography and conventional primary data collection (surveys
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the social origins of these different meanings; 3) improve alignment between (non-)governmental efforts and citizens’ perspectives by demonstrating how these meanings shape responses to information campaigns
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. The key methodological tools for these studies are digital ethnography and conventional primary data collection (surveys, interviews). The post is part of two Horizon Europe projects: INSPIRE and EQUICARES