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). Theoretically, the project draws on the existing literature about the gendering of fisheries, in dialogue with gender studies, social science concept analysis, legal anthropology and anthropological approaches
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, help set up and execute focus groups, and participate in the analysis of all data and in the writing of publications. The candidate is also expected to engage in international dissemination activities
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Organization (FAO). Theoretically, the project draws on the existing literature about the gendering of fisheries, in dialogue with gender studies, social science concept analysis, legal anthropology and
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Organization (FAO). Theoretically, the project draws on the existing literature about the gendering of fisheries, in dialogue with gender studies, social science concept analysis, legal anthropology and
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groups with currently about 75 researchers. OCBE is internationally recognized, with interests spanning a broad range of areas, including causal inference and time-to-event analysis, clinical trials
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maintenance of resources and tools for atlas-based integration and analysis of experimental rodent brain data, and 2) providing services for FAIR neuroscience data and data processing. The standardization
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thesis projects), research support (such as data management/analysis), administration and outreach work. Required duties for the successful candidate will be specified upon employment. Other duties may be
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. AI-based performance assessment in early design, integrating rapid analysis tools, multi-criteria performance estimation, and surrogate modeling. Human–AI collaboration in design, including agent-based
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neutron scattering (SAXS/SANS) along with theoretical model analysis including the use of multi-scale and artificial intelligence models. The PD will work closely with both the PhD candidates and PIs within
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decisions, and how they can be improved to better align with societal goals. This includes philosophical analysis of how evidence is constructed, how ethical trade-offs are handled, and how scientific advice