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The MODAL research campus ("Mathematical Optimisation and Data Analysis Laboratories") researches and applies modern mathematical methods and data-driven approaches to develop innovative decision
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The Clementi's group in the Physics Department at Freie Universität Berlin seeks a doctoral researcher (75%) to work on the development and application of coarse-graining methodologies to study
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developing a machine learning (ML) algorithm for the automated analysis of the above-mentioned mass spectra. Desirable: - knowledge in the field of Planetary Sciences - very good written and spoken English (C1
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CRC 1114 aims at methodological developments for the modelling and computational simulation of complex processes involving many (more than two) interacting scales, driven by real-life applications
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the opportunity to develop her/his academic profile (PhD#degree). Requirements: Master’s degree in sociology or neighboring social sciences Desirable: - interest in one or more of the following research areas
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call within the domain of visual cognition. This includes, but is not limited to, the current and planned research focuses of the group: -Investigating the development of visual representations in humans
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applications to social issues to assist in various projects. We offer the chance to get first-hand experience in research projects, the opportunity to improve or develop your quantitative methods and statistical
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the Hydrogeology working group and will be responsible for the following teaching and research tasks: - Develop and design good teaching: You will independently conduct or substantially participate in lectures
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coincide with the femtosecond time scale and, thus, terahertz frequency scale. Consequently, to study such extremely fast dynamics, we develop novel tools like ultrafast ampere-meters, ohm-meters and strong
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coincide with the femtosecond time scale and, thus, terahertz frequency scale. Consequently, to study such extremely fast dynamics, we develop novel tools like ultrafast ampere-meters, ohm-meters and strong