117 post-doc-image-processing PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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. Proficiency in geospatial, 3D, and image-processing software for data collection and analysis. Experience working with GIS, QField, total stations, geophysical equipment, and drones. Experience in stratigraphic
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connect with consumers in the digital age. Your research will focus on how companies design and optimize marketing communications across different platforms, particularly through images and videos. You will
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(spoken and written). Preferred qualifications Prior experience with 3D cell culture, organoids, CRISPR-Cas9, or imaging-based phenotyping. Familiarity with transcriptomics or basic computational biology (R
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). Please send in your application as two PDF files (one for the MA/MSc thesis – to upload in the “MA thesis” slot, and one for all other documents – to upload in the “motivation letter” slot). You may apply
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of recommendation are needed for the application process). Please send in your application as two PDF files (one for the MA/MSc thesis – to upload in one of the “Extra attachment” slot, and one for all other
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seen as detrimental to cities’ public image. In response, public authorities are increasingly introducing laws and regulations that criminalise homelessness, prohibiting behaviours that homeless
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on argumentation as communicated through multimodal means, i.e. by the interplay of different expressive forms such as spoken or written language, (moving) images, animations, sound, gestures, or others. How do
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platforms, particularly through images and videos. You will explore how brand narratives evoke emotions, build relationships, and influence consumer decision-making. By leveraging insights from behavioral
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single mirror image forms is often denoted as “A Signature of Life”. Homochirality is essential for, e.g., molecular recognition and information processing, enzyme functioning and cell replication. However
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The REACT MSCA DN Project: Self-awareness in humans is an innate capability, arising from the brain’s ability to process a multitude of sensory inputs. Emulating this functionality in electronic