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Monitoring, and the IAT research groups for method development. The services support the research of ZALF and the three partner universities in Hesse (Giessen, Kassel, Geisenheim) in the real laboratories. We
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founded research area of "Digital Technologies" with a focus on computer-aided high-throughput methods and AI-supported model development presentation of scientific results at international conferences and
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Physical Oceanography and Instrumentation, Marine Chemistry, Biological Oceanography, Marine Geosciences, and Marine Observations works interdisciplinary within a joint research program. What will be your
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of computer science or using computer vision methods Excellent knowledge of the development and implementation of methods in the field of digitization, artificial intelligence, machine learning and/or 2D/3D imaging and
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position is to investigate the influence of these polysaccharides on ice formation in clouds in detail and make it quantifiable. To this end, existing chromatographic analysis methods are to be further
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science or related field with analytical and numerical methods Familiarity or interest in optimal taxation, tax competition, welfare economics, mechanism design, game theory, environmental economics, or
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. The research will adopt a qualitative, community-based research approach. Depending on the specific context, the following methods will be applied: In-depth semi-structured interviews with rural community
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ecosystem models. Experience using high-performance computing systems. Proficiency in running numerical ocean models. Familiarity with operating systems such as Linux/Unix and proficiency in shell scripting
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systems, and other available data. Social processes are recorded through panel studies, regional surveys, social network data, and qualitative interviews, among other methods. The integrated long-term
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bases and instruments in terms of their efficiency and incidence Applied game-theoretic modelling based on 1) and on numerical estimates of the benefits that potential donor countries derive from