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join us as a PhD candidate. You will work in a highly interdisciplinary group, at the intersection of physics, machine learning and theoretical neuroscience. Our group is focused on investigating
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fascinated by the incredible capabilities of neural networks? Are you interested in applying theoretical methods to understand computational efficiency in neural systems? If so, come and join us as a PhD
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). Your efforts will both benefit fundamental research and inform management to prevent bioinvasions. You and the other PhD candidate will be expected to collaborate closely, focusing on the same set of
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), the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC). Your efforts will both benefit fundamental research and inform management to prevent bioinvasions. You and the other PhD
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interest in neurobiology? If so, we invite you to apply for a fully funded PhD position within our team. Losing the ability to precisely time movements can lead to debilitating motor disorders. Our research
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Join a pioneering PhD project exploring how massive stars evolve into gravitational-wave sources. Combine stellar physics
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pioneering PhD project exploring how massive stars evolve into gravitational-wave sources. Combine stellar physics, simulations and cutting-edge data to uncover the origins of black holes and neutron stars
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to play as a PhD candidate in our research team! As a PhD candidate, you will be involved in the research and development of instruments based on the latest ultrabroadband mid-infrared intrapulse
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-throughput experiments to train AI tools to predict properties of complex mixtures? Then join our team as a PhD candidate! Chemistry is a science of mixtures. Whether you think of complex formulations for drug
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the intricate dynamics of molecular collisions and reactions? Want to operate world-unique equipment? Join us as a PhD candidate and contribute to exciting research on cold and controlled reactive molecular