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simulated agents. By systematically manipulating the social conditions (cooperation vs. competition, solo vs. group foraging) and landscapes (poor vs. rich resource availability, clustered vs. uniform
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/ Robust) Combinatorial Optimization, Game Theory, and Network Theory, as well as Artificial Intelligence. Potentially, scenarios could be simulated using agent-based, discrete-event, or other techniques
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that would give you an advantage) Experience in computational modelling (e.g., agent-based Bayesian models, cognitive learning models, machine learning, robotics). Experience in annotation software such as
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. These frameworks will: Identify the causes and responsible agents of liveness breaches, and assess any resulting harm. Support recovery strategies using counterfactual reasoning (“what if?”), guiding programs back
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system dynamics, agent-based modeling, and discrete choice experiments. A passion for improving healthcare systems, particularly in oncology, and an understanding of patient preferences in the context
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PhD Position: Activating Heritage as a Mediator for Dialogue and Belonging in an Era of Polarization
materials as central components for engagement. These tools will be designed and tested through participatory and practice-based methods. Yet, depending on the candidate’s background and evolving project
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of vaccines and antiviral agents. These studies often involve interdisciplinary collaboration combining virological, veterinary, pathological, and immunological expertise. Your tasks will include: • Preparing
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the form of, for example, agentic systems or other abstract AI-pipelines, but research has shown that existing frameworks are brittle. If successful, though, such systems can uncover high-value insights from
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of vaccines and antiviral agents. These studies often involve interdisciplinary collaboration combining virological, veterinary, pathological, and immunological expertise. Your tasks will include: • Preparing
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-waiting – were successful spies in seventeenth-century England. This is what Nadine Akkerman describes in her book Invisible Agents, the first analysis of the role of female spies in the seventeenth century