34 parallel-processing-"International-PhD-Programme-(IPP)-Mainz" PhD positions at Utrecht University
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techniques); giving mathematical proofs of their correctness and efficiency; building state-of-the-art implementations of these new techniques (e.g., by leveraging data-parallel functional array programming
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overview of translational regulation during development. In parallel, you will uncover the mechanisms that control localized and cell-type-specific translation, and how these change across developmental
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-of-the-art implementations of these new techniques (e.g., by leveraging data-parallel functional array programming techniques); applying them to solve real-world problems (e.g., gradient estimation challenges
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. To fully understand these developments, this project explores the processes underlying reading and reading education, and examines how recent advances in artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI
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processes using temperature loggers together with existing frost-cracking and thermal-stress models. Measuring sediment supply from rockfalls and debris-flow sediment movement using UAV surveys carried out
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at Utrecht University . Selection process As Utrecht University, we want to be a home for everyone. We value staff with diverse backgrounds, perspectives and identities, including cultural, religious
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interested in natural language processing, geographic information and knowledge representation. It is part of the ERC-funded project GeoTrAnsQData, which develops the foundations of a transformative GeoQA
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inclusive environment in which everyone can flourish and contribute. A valid Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is required for this position. This will be requested as part of the application process. Knowledge
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the understanding and modelling of these processes to support robust and adaptive climate policy strategies. Your job Climate change is driven in part by complex feedback mechanisms within both natural and human
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interplay between physical particle deposition, chemical precipitation, and deformation-induced particle remobilisation remains poorly understood. These processes vary fundamentally across rock types – from