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computer scientist with experience in bioinformatics, solid programming skills and knowledge in 3D protein structures. Machine learning skills and knowledge of Web development are a plus. Good interpersonal
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genetics and/or evolutionary genetics • Proven experience in bioinformatics and large-scale genomic data processing • Excellent level of scientific English, both spoken and written • Experience with
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initiatives to incorporate the multiplicity of relationships between humans and reefs; ■ Analyze data to extract socio-ecological trends at different scales; ■ Publish peer-reviewed scientific articles based
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macroscopic and nanoscale investigations on perovskite thin films and optoelectronic devices, in particular solar cells, in order to understand their metastability and the associated processes occurring
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an expanded coherent and exascale-ready software stack featuring breakthrough research advances that meets the needs of complex parallel applications and the requirements of heterogeneous exascale architectures
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project focusing on the neural markers of stuttering, the recruited individual will be responsible for the preprocessing, processing, and analysis of data obtained from functional neuroimaging (fMRI
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the creation of high-precision digital twins. Activity 1: Integration of Photometric Stereo in Meshroom - Implement processing nodes for normal field and intrinsic color estimation. - Integrate deep learning
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the creation of high-precision digital twins. Activity 1: Integration of Photometric Stereo in Meshroom - Implement processing nodes for normal field and intrinsic color estimation. - Integrate deep learning
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Two-year postdoc position (M/F) in signal processing and Monte Carlo methods applied to epidemiology
processing, statistics or a related discipline, excellent programming skills (e.g., in Python or Matlab), and good communication skills in English, both written and oral. Website for additional job details
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many bacterial signal transduction systems have been characterized individually, the mechanisms by which bacteria integrate multiple concurrent signals remain poorly understood. Antimicrobial peptides