34 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at Radboud University in Netherlands
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of Contract Permanent Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No
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deep scientific curiosity, have excellent experimental and quantitative skills and possess a drive to learn and develop new methods and concepts. You have excellent verbal and written communication
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) to use computational modelling to build a new Bayesian model with ’plug-ins’, and (2) to run word-learning experiments (several using eye tracking) to test the model. You will be developing, running
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transcriptomics. Assisted by our computational team, you will perform integrative computational analyses of the datasets you generate. Your discoveries will provide insight into how early human embryos develop and
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philosophy and science as historically intertwined fields from Antiquity to the current age. Its members have a shared interest in the longue durée evolution of concepts, approaches and methods related
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control, as well as observe important chemical or biological reactions related to life sciences. Among several optical methods for measuring gas concentrations, absorption spectroscopy with broadband, laser
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fields. It is used to monitor climate change, optimise industrial control, as well as observe important chemical or biological reactions related to life sciences. Among several optical methods
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independent projects but will also collaborate and conduct comparative analyses. Familiarity and ideally experience with theoretical analytical and qualitative empirical methods in the humanities is expected
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to contribute to the general research programme of both CHPS, which studies philosophy and science as historically intertwined fields, and RCNP, which seeks to improve ties between mathematics, physics, and the
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will collaborate with the various members of the Building on Digital Identity project (including computer scientists, programmers, UX researchers and designers). On the legal side, Professor Pieter