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using X-ray and neutron scattering. One of the research areas is the development of machine learning (ML) based approaches to efficient analysis of the vast data amounts generated in the scattering
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– from the modeling of material behavior to the development of the material to the finished component. PhD position on physics-based machine learning modeling for materials and process design Reference
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Hauser and focuses on understanding the neural and computational mechanisms underlying decision making and learning, as well as their aberrant processes in psychiatric disorders. We are now inviting
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programming task within the thematic context of the advertised position: https://www.hpc.uni-wuppertal.de/de/peter-zaspel/challenge-in-bi-molecular-machine-learning/ Employment conditions This is a
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machine learning (ML) along with data from previously solved problem instances to solve new, yet similar, instances more efficiently than with general purpose algorithms such as Newton`s method. In
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programming task within the thematic context of the advertised position: https://www.hpc.uni-wuppertal.de/de/peter-zaspel/challenge-in-bi-molecular-machine-learning/ Employment conditions This is a
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data analysis, network analysis, or machine learning is a plus Good organisational skills and ability to work both independently and collaboratively Effective communication skills and an interest in
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applies), preferably via the TUD SecureMail Portal https://securemail.tu-dresden.de by sending it as a single pdf file to mlcv at tu-dresden.de or to: TU Dresden, Chair of Machine Learning
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of industrial processes. In a joint effort of both institutes, the Department AI4Quantum – Machine Learning for Quantum Simulation and Computing and Thermal Energy and Process Engineering are looking for a PhD
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action recognition, and enable seamless collaboration between humans and machines. Long-Term Human-Technology Evolution: investigate the longitudinal impact of human-technology interaction on learning