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experience with finite element or finite difference modelling and its underlying fundamentals. The student should be able to program in MATALB or Python (MATLAB preferred as lead supervisor is more familiar
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gestures and lip movements, even though these signals unfold over different timescales and provide different kinds of information? And how do neural oscillations support this process? We are looking for a
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collaborate with members of different research groups within DTU Biosustain or beyond and teach and supervise BSc and MSc students. We offer two scholarships tackling two different projects: Project 1
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within the cortex region of a healthy adrenal gland. Quantifying the effect that pathway signalling dysregulation in different zones of the cortex has on expression levels of corticoids and androgens
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of corticoids and androgens varies within the cortex region of a healthy adrenal gland. Quantifying the effect that pathway signalling dysregulation in different zones of the cortex has on expression levels
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) scientific studies Experience with relevant field data collection methods (e.g. chamber- or eddy covariance-based C flux measurements, biodiversity sampling methods) Computer programming skills (e.g. Matlab, R
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processing; experience with array processing or inverse problems is beneficial. Proficiency in programming languages such as C, C++, Python, or Julia/Matlab is advantageous. Background in computational
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. The differences between who we are and what our experiences and ideas are make us stronger. In our mission to work with the best talent, we do all we can to ensure equal opportunities, ignoring aspects such as
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clustering of landslides across different scales (4) often triggered by earthquakes or intense rainfall events (3,5). These findings demonstrate that the rates and pattern of landsliding change through time
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behavior. The emerging field of comparative connectomics seeks to understand how these brain networks overlap and differ across species, providing insights into the evolutionary origins of brain function and