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out wet lab work which will feed and support your in silico research, and will be supervised by Prof. Spits – an expert in aneuploidy in early development – and bioinformatician Prof. Olsen. You’ll have
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heterogeneity by migrant background, thereby enabling more accurate projections of disease dynamics and disease burden in different segments of the population. You will join the DynaMIGs-team, coordinated by prof
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, funded by the European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme. You will be based in Brussels, Belgium and will enroll as a PhD student at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). The main line of research will be
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research will be supervised by Prof. Christof Devriendt, head of the research group on structural integrity monitoring for offshore structures and Dr. Francisco de Nolasco, postdoctoral researcher working
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their validation, how effectively they generalize and extrapolate knowledge, and how might they be improved through transfer learning. You will be supervised along your efforts by Prof. Christof Devriendt
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the following elements: Abstract (max 250 words) The abstract of a PhD research plan should serve as a concise summary of the key elements of your proposed research. It should provide an overview
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the acquisition of a doctoral degree. The research programme of these individual researchers will be integrated into a set of 8 work packages that include the participation of 16 highly-reputed European academic