38 optimization-nonlinear-functions PhD positions at University of Basel in Switzerland
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-thinking approach to your work, while enjoying the challenge of learning and mastering new tasks? Are you creative, curious, and motivated to optimize, develop, and implement new ideas? If so, you are
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fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine, spawning several Nobel Laureates. The PhD Student Office is the central point of contact for our international PhD community, which includes around 140
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, aligning AI systems with complex human values, and building self-improving agents capable of autonomous learning. Our work combines cutting-edge experimentation – spanning RL, meta-learning, and robust
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an interest in bridging rigorous theoretical insights with challenging real-world tasks. They will also explore reinforcement learning strategies to optimize decision-making policies in complex
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are interested in carrying out their PhD work in bioethics. The PhD position is part of the MORALMAP project, investigating how moral foundations drive entrenched positions; how social media content creators frame
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into the spread of synthetic fertilizers and the ways in which it transformed agriculture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The use of synthetic fertilizers exploded over the twentieth century, boosting
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fertilizers and the ways in which it transformed agriculture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The use of synthetic fertilizers exploded over the twentieth century, boosting yields while fostering
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The Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel invites applicants to apply for a PhD position in evolutionary biology of microalgae as part of the SNSF Ambizione project: "Key
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/ ), is currently looking for dynamic and independent graduate students (Master's degree) who are interested in carrying out their PhD work in bioethics. The PhD position is part of the MORALMAP project
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evolutionary biology of microalgae as part of the SNSF Ambizione project: "Key functional and morphological innovations in a rapid evolutionary radiation of diatoms in African Lake Tanganyika" awarded to Dr