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Bacteriophages) at the University of São Paulo (USP) invites applications for a FAPESP-funded post-doctoral position to develop bacteriophage bioinformatics methods and to apply these and other methods
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; - Experience with data processing techniques. Desirable knowledge of methods such as Neighborhood Components Analysis (NCA), Locally Linear Embedding (LLE), and t-distributed Stochastic Neighbor Embedding (t-SNE
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diseases (CDV), and diabetes. Methods: The ELSA-Brasil is a prospective multicentric cohort study that recruited civil servants aged 35-74 living in 6 metropolitan areas in Brazil. The study began in 2008
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in engineering or a field related to the project; • Knowledge and proven expertise in computational optimization methods and discrete-event simulation, with experience in regular service design
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control associated with the crop. Disease management methods include plant breeding through conventional genetic improvement or marker-assisted selection, in addition to other approaches commonly applied in
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Foundation (FAPESP), and combines statistical analysis, spatial methods, and qualitative research. Georeferenced data from the Military Police and the Municipal Secretariat of Urban Security will be used
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Research Foundation (FAPESP). Requirements: • Completed PhD in any field; • Experience in comparative public policy analysis; • Experience with qualitative and quantitative methods; • Intermediate knowledge
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at developing new theoretical tools involving scattering amplitudes methods across diverse areas of Theoretical Physics, such as Particle Physics, Cosmology, Quantum Field Theory, Quantum Gravity and String
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an ethnographic approach and actively collaborate with social movements and IEE-USP, strengthening existing connections. Requirements: PhD completed; fluency in English; experience with qualitative methods
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learning and community engagement in conservation. Requirements: PhD completed; fluency in English; experience with qualitative methods; experience with and availability for fieldwork, in accordance with