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numerical literacy in developing computer code for simulation models and for data analysis and interpretation. About the project/work tasks: The first position is part of the research project Thermos
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requires a thorough understanding of marine ecology, the role of the environment, and the capabilities of marine organisms, but also good numerical literacy in developing computer code for simulation models
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underway and involves developing the theoretical framework to apply narrative theory to AI-generated stories. The successful applicant will primarily work on Stage 2, where we develop hypotheses and
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narrative theory to AI-generated stories. The successful applicant will primarily work on Stage 2, where we develop hypotheses and experiments and test them by finetuning and prompting models and analysing
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, for instance, those based on processes of storytelling, creative writing, cognitive science, narrative theory, and/or theories of creativity. The successful candidate will conduct collaborative as
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writing, cognitive science, narrative theory, and/or theories of creativity. The successful candidate will conduct collaborative as well as their individual research within the Center for Digital
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, or experiences and understandings amongst different groups of citizens. A variety of analytical perspectives and qualitative methods are relevant, including public connection research, folk theory analysis
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groups of citizens. A variety of analytical perspectives and qualitative methods are relevant, including public connection research, folk theory analysis, critical algorithm studies, ethnography and
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project bridges two foundational fields in computer science and mathematics: Theory of Algorithms and Extremal Combinatorics. By integrating these areas, the project seeks to develop innovative
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, those based on processes of storytelling, creative writing, cognitive science, narrative theory, and/or theories of creativity. The successful candidate will conduct collaborative as