25 computer-science-programming-languages-"Prof"-"Humboldt-Universität-zu-Berlin" PhD positions in Belgium
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(FSTM) at the University of Luxembourg contributes multidisciplinary expertise in the fields of Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences and Medicine. Through its dual mission
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two other researchers dedicated to this project. The project is in close collaboration between the Centre for Textile Science and Engineering (Prof. Lode Daelemans) and the Mechanics of Materials and
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field of Sciences or the field of Physics. You present updates of your work to the project consortium in regular manner, both orally and in written form, in clear and correct English. You publish
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in a dedicated training plan For further information, please contact Prof. Marcus Völp at critix- Your profile Qualification: Master in Computer Science and/or Cybersecurity or equivalent degrees with
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science and microscopy. The preferred starting date is 1 November. A stimulating research environment at Campus Groenenborger, equipped with state-of-the-art instrumentation and computing facilities
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collaboration with the candidate, a detailed research plan will be drafted aiming to unravel mutational robustness and evolvability in Escherichia coli. The work will involve genome editing (CRISPR), genetics
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, computer science or quantitative criminology; The diploma requirements must be met by the time of appointment. • Intermediate programming skills (e.g., Python or R), as well as a willingness to develop these further
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, this research will offer unique knowledge for tailoring intervention and prevention programs in several youth contexts. This project is proudly supported by the youth platform JEZ!, and is a collaboration between
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programming. You are highly motivated to conduct (applied) research at the intersection of (deep) machine learning and the health sciences. You have good programming skills in languages such as Pythorch, and
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internationally. Job profile You hold a Master’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, (technical) cognitive science, Human-Computer Interaction or areas relevant to the research topic (for example