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approaches to partition existing forest flux data sets across Europe Identification of flux drivers and their temporal development to understand responses of forests to climate and extreme events Compilation
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data collectedfromtwo cattle breeds. Existing PacBio HiFi sequencing data will be complemented with ultra-long sequencing using ONT to build near complete assemblies for the sex chromosomes. This sub
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systems consisting of individually controlled atoms and atomic ensembles. Current research directions include: Demonstrating scalable architectures for fault-tolerant quantum information processing
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. Isabel Z. Martínez and is based on rich administrative and survey data from Switzerland. The position offers the opportunity to gain insight into rigorous empirical research and to contribute actively
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data, spanning from whole-genome variant calling and decision support to single-cell sequencing analysis. We develop and extend robust analysis workflows and reusable components, in close collaboration
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on our work and constantly improve it. We believe that the world can be improved with open data. Project background As part of our Open Science team, you will support us in developing efficient data
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Balance (TV/TB) and hardware verification tests Develop and maintain thermal models of spaceborne platforms or thermal control technologies, correlating with test data for validation Establish thermal
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60%-80%, Zurich, fixed-term Are you an ambitious data scientist with strong analytical and numerical skills, and expertise in geomatics, remote sensing, and data processing? We invite you to join
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challenges. The work is conducted at the interface of mechanics, artificial intelligence, and computational science. The developed methods will be validated on benchmark problems and real-world data and
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these effects both require very high resolution and long time series of data, making it computationally expensive. By leveraging findings from recent km-scale modeling and exploiting high-resolution idealized