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, digitalisation, AI and smart technologies, policy impact analysis, and/or production efficiency and markets. leading to an internationally competitive PhD degree and internationally peer-reviewed publications
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: PhD position in the Institute of Clinical Neuroimmunology (m/f/x) in Planegg-Martinsried Your tasks and responsibilities: Culture and FACS analysis of human immune cells Apply cellular, molecular and
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analysis of mobility behavior, the application of agent-based models and road space analysis, particularly for road safety. Research on walking and cycling as a cross-cutting issue has a high priority in all
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for data analysis and experiment automation (Python preferred) Excellent English communication skills (written and verbal) Demonstrated ability to work in interdisciplinary and collaborative environments
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based at DIGIT as well as the collection and analysis of requirements from existing partners. In addition, further partners are to be integrated into the network and new formats and pilot projects
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PhD). Tasks: The successful candidate is required to conduct research on a topic in probability theory (e. g. stochastic processes / stochastic analysis) and its applications. You support the institute
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PhD project: The genomes of basically all living organisms on our planet are invaded by genetic elements called transposable elements (TEs). These TEs can be considered as parasites in our genome
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of Environmental Justice (EJ) and Environmental Justice over Time (EJoT) into a unified framework for network design and resource pricing. By incorporating these vital elements into the transportation planning
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approaches to efficient analysis of the vast data amounts generated in the scattering experiments. For more information, visit our web page: https://www.soft-matter.uni-tuebingen.de/ We are currently looking
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to reason about software (e.g., LLM agents for finding and fixing bugs) Static and dynamic program analysis (e.g., to infer specifications) Test input generation (e.g., to compare the behavior of old and new