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the functional diversification of synapses in defined neural circuits. In this project, you will use an array of approaches, including CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing, viral vector technology, and quantitative super
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. To enable this, you possess good communication skills in English (spoken and written). We consider it an advantage if you have: experience in supervising students or junior researchers; experience in
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open, transparent and ethically sound. The role will thus sit at the intersection of AI engineering and academic inquiry. This is what you will be doing You are asked: to conduct independent research
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in building part of the AI Collaboratory, a state-of-the-art compute infrastructure. Within the AI Collaboratory, the role of LUCL is to enable access to language data, advanced language technology and
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Ab-initio Biowaste Loop (ABEL), led by Delft University of Technology and funded by the Netherlands National Research – (NWA-ORC) programme. Work at the interface between science and policy ABEL, a
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publications independently. A collaborative mindset and willingness to mentor junior researchers (e.g., PhD candidates). Good command of written and spoken English. TU Delft (Delft University of Technology
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the interdisciplinary areas of ICT in Business, Media Technology and Creative science, and Bioinformatics. According to an independent research visitation, we are one of the foremost computer science departments
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, including policies, infrastructure, technology, safety, economic incentives, and public acceptance. You will be involved in three specific subprojects: Analyzing the employment effects of the green transition
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the Netherlands and across Europe. The programme addresses the system-wide conditions required to enable a successful hydrogen transition, including policies, infrastructure, technology, safety, economic incentives
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Exploration) will further develop monitoring tools that currently have a TRL (technology readiness level) that is too low to allow for inclusion in the standard monitoring operations by Rijkswaterstaat