87 algorithm-development-"DIFFER" positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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as well as by nourishing funded programmes. Business schools around the globe and increasingly in the Netherlands have been playing a strong role in management and leadership development by providing
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-research-projects-awarded-through-open-competition-domain-science-m-programme ). Responsibilities and tasks: Development of novel electrocatalysts for N2 fixation. Fabrication of single cells with targeted
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of technology and the act of translation. The recent advances in large language models and generative AI has highlighted the need to understand how the creative mind works when translating and the differences
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internationally recognized research centre and gain valuable research experience at a top-ranked European university. As a PhD candidate, you will develop your own research project in consultation with
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candidate, you will develop your own research project in consultation with the supervisory team. You will conduct independent and original academic research and report results via peer-reviewed publications
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outcome of this project is to develop an accelerated theoretical and experimental method for the evaluation of polymer aging with different chemicals. The project will be executed at the University
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of the North Sea. Existing automated detection algorithms will be used to identify seals and porpoises. The results will be used to create seasonal acoustic presence maps, investigate differences in community
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challenges holding back an even wider usage. This PhD position is part of the national NanoMedNL consortium that aims to counter these challenges and thereby accelerate and support the development of novel
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this position will be to provide in vitro biochemical, biophysical and structural data from novel mutants of the EGFR kinase domain to drive and validate algorithmic development. Organisation The vacancy is
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flavour violating decays of b hadrons with data collected by the LHCb experiment at CERN. In addition, the successful candidate will contribute to the development of the next upgrade of the readout system