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are contributing towards the restoration of nature. Collaboration can make a difference, and this is also evident from the way in which the university supports its academic staff. Research is fully embraced and
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intensively collaborate with the two PhD candidates already appointed within the project. This is what you are going to do As the Postdoctoral researcher for Work Package 3, you will be appointed
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industrial partners. Our group offers an open and collaborative environment in which we focus on hands-on learning and personal growth of all group members. We are looking for excited and talented candidates
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communication skills in English and are able to collaborate effectively with people of different backgrounds. You have demonstrated your ability to publish and present your work at international venues. You have an
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(HIMS), in close collaboration with industrial partner BOR-LYTE and Smart Industry testbeds. This position offers a unique opportunity to combine inorganic chemistry, spectroscopy, machine learning, and
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difference and boost your academic career! The overall aim of ’The Power of Size’ is to establish relationships describing the emission, fate and effects of pollutants as a function of size. We intend
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passionate about the Earth and its climate? Do you want to make a difference in science and the world? Do you get excited about satellite images and venturing out to remote places? This vacancy is part of a
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addressed is: What are the synergies and trade-offs among different SMR and yield-enhancing practices at farm and landscape levels under current and future climate scenarios? By integrating literature, remote
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for collaboration with experimental groups working on physical learning in electronics, mechanics, and living flow networks (Physarum Polycephalum). For more information about our work, see: [1] Stern, Hexner, Rocks
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algorithms to shape the liveable cities of tomorrow? Job description Human-centred AI techniques, such as Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), hold great potential for supporting design