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Your Job: We are looking for a researcher to develop and apply machine learning models for genomic data in our lab. We focus on sequence analysis, genomics, semantics, and cross-domain data
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Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig | Leipzig, Sachsen | Germany | 2 months ago
phonological, syntactic, and semantic changes over time, inferring cognates and constructing language phylogenies. By offering more efficient methods for processing large, complex datasets, these AI-powered
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presentations at international conferences Our requirements Completed PhD in Biology, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Immunology, or related field Strong interest in computational science and AI (prior formal
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robust formal and programming skills, as documented through prior research publications. Knowledge of the literature on causal cognition, causal language or the philosophy of causation is welcome. Some
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the position and research unit please contact Prof. Thorsten Reusch (treusch@geomar.de ). For any further formal question use the e-mail bewerbung@geomar.de . In doing so, please refer to the keyword
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inquiries, regarding the position and research unit please contact Prof. Thorsten Reusch (treusch(at)geomar.de). For any further formal question use the e-mail bewerbung(at)geomar.de. In doing so, please
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: Experience and/or formal training in project management and quality management Recognition as a project leader of animal experiments we offer: You will become part of a world-leading research institute
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Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law, Freiburg | Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden W rttemberg | Germany | 3 months ago
the Independent Research Group “Behavioral Economics of Crime and Conflict” led by Dr. Dr. Hannes Rusch. The group leverages its expertise in behavioral economic methodologies, especially formal modelling
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distinctive and impactful research profile as part of this position. The position offers excellent resources and the opportunity to connect with the department’s research programs on formal and informal science