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experts in computer vision, and imaging at LIACS, in mathematical mechanistic models, at VU, and with biologists expert in pattern formation on animals’ skin, at Naturalis. We are looking for an independent
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Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, or a related field; Strong background in image processing, computer vision, and deep learning; Excellent programming skills (Python preferred), with
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the spatial and temporal patterns you see on satellite images? If you want to engage in research combining these two to study drought and recovery patterns in Dutch landscapes with forest patches and to be part
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easier to produce not just fake manuscripts and manipulate images and measurements, but also deceive plagiarism scanners more effectively. Scientific publications involving these and other forms
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transition be governed? What strategies can policymakers, businesses, and civil society use to accelerate this shift? And how can diverse actors be aligned around a shared vision of a circular future? The
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the context of our Career Perspective Series. Project 1. Project title: What you see is what you get: harnessing animal eye design to develop new vision systems Supervisors: Dr Casper J. van der Kooi (Assistant
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with distinct areas of expertise. The candidate will gain comprehensive training in vision research while also enhancing their technical proficiency and has the unique opportunity to work in 2 high
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the progressive loss of central vision, significantly impacting the quality of life of millions of people, particularly the elderly. Despite advancements, the underlying mechanisms of AMD remain incompletely
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on the research project and on the application process. Project 1. Project title: What you see is what you get: harnessing animal eye design to develop new vision systems Supervisors: Dr Casper J. van der Kooi
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vision systems Supervisors: Dr Casper J. van der Kooi (Assistant Professor in Evolutionary Biophysics) Prof Dr Marcos Guimaraes (Associate Professor in Optospintronics) Project description: How do insects