13 numerical-analysis Postdoctoral positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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, ballistocardiography, and bio-radar) in combination with machine learning based algorithms for time series analysis into the whole OSA diagnosis and treatment pathway. During diagnosis unobtrusive sensors that can be
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candidate would become an ARIA R&D creator. Responsibilities: Conduct foundational research on aggregation mechanisms, including: for-mal modeling and axiomatic analysis, computational complexity and algo
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candidate would become an ARIA R&D creator. Responsibilities: Conduct foundational research on aggregation mechanisms, including: for-mal modeling and axiomatic analysis, computational complexity and algo
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. The DELPHI project, a collaboration between UMCG, UG, Health-Ecore and Protyton, aims to advance lung cancer treatment using molecular modeling and computational analysis for personalised care. DELPHI seeks
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). You will also take the lead in the analysis of model outputs and writing up the results as scientific manuscripts. Organisation The University of Groningen (founded 1614) is a research university with a
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-based statistics, Computational Biology, and expertise in Analytical Chemistry, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field, would be a plus. The main required expertise and skills are Bioinformatics analysis
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Chemistry, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field, would be a plus. The main required expertise and skills are Bioinformatics analysis of proteomics or multi-omics datasets, preferably in cancer research. ML
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qualitative research methods such as walk-through and focus group interviews, ethnographic observation, online diary analysis and content tracking. You will be expected to Collect empirical data on musicians
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populations. The University of Groningen is responsible for deploying both conventional and novel methods for data analysis to study the way that providers of services for vulnerable groups interact with
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, and pilot innovative activities tailored towards vulnerable populations. The University of Groningen is responsible for deploying both conventional and novel methods for data analysis to study the way