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. You will join the Computational Multiphysics in Offshore Engineering (CMOE) group (https://tudelftcmoe.super.site/ ), a dynamic research team dedicated to developing state-of-the-art numerical methods
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of the appointment, providing the first empirical demonstration of the WaveGuard system. In addition to experimental work, the postdoc will contribute to the numerical design and optimization of the metamaterial
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barriers. Your primary focus will be on developing tools and methods to assess and monitor the structural behavior of the Maeslant Barrier, with potential application to the other storm surge barriers
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estimation, and tests for interactions; Designing methods to overcome numerical challenges. What do you have to offer You have a PhD in a topic that involved Bayes factor hypothesis testing. You can
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-statisticians challenge and workshop; Studying model-averaging, effect size estimation, and tests for interactions; Designing methods to overcome numerical challenges. What do you have to offer You have a PhD in
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information science. Good knowledge of mathematical and theoretical physics methods of describing random processes and random fields. Experience with analytical and/or numerical methods for modelling qubit dynamics
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and random fields. Experience with analytical and/or numerical methods for modelling qubit dynamics. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a research team. TU Delft Delft University
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tracers. Specifically, you will use clinical molecular imaging data in combination with numerous methods (i.e., AI image analyses, PBPK modeling, immunohistochemistry, FACS). As a postdoctoral researcher
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image processing and analysis method development. The position builds on the lab's track-record in the field of computational imaging techniques for super-resolution microscopy and image analysis
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Gravitational Wave Astroparticle Physics (GRAPPA, University of Amsterdam
, talks). It is a preference if you additionally have experience with GW source/environment modelling, post-Newtonian/perturbative methods, cosmological simulations, or GW data analysis. This is what we