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complex international supply chains where many business partners are located outside of the EU. This PhD research will explore how authorities can build upon these embedded controls by businesses
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, comparable flexible models for longitudinal data are still lacking. Moreover, it remains unclear how to assess whether simpler latent variable models adequately fit these complex datasets. During this PhD
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, including data management and server infrastructure that supports researchers and bioinformaticians in analyzing and interpreting complex biological data. You are the driving force behind determining
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, technology development, and international collaboration. You are a source of information on your area of expertise and work closely with engineers within HFML-FELIX to help resolve complex technical issues and
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analytics methods for the study of historical paintings in an interdisciplinary research environment. You will contribute to the development of state‑of‑the‑art methods that advance the analysis of complex
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-edge control algorithms for the security and resilience of cyber-physical systems? We welcome you to apply for a PhD position in the SecReSy4You Doctoral Network, a European Union-wide Doctoral Network
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University (UU) and prof. Laura Ragni at the University of Freiburg (U-Fr), funded by a NWO-DFG WEAVE grant. The project aims to understand how a complex network of conserved MYB transcription factors is
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you often find yourself fascinated by the multiscale complexity of real-world engineering problems? In this project you will develop advanced multiphase transport models for porous systems, bridging
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ability to synthesize complex findings. Excellent communication skills and a collaborative attitude. Furthermore, your suitability is ideally exemplified by: Initiative and independence in designing and
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preferably have teaching experience with positive evaluations. You have an international research network, a record of high-quality publications, and the potential to acquire research funding. As an Assistant