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machine learning for safe and optimal control of cyber-physical systems. The projects are expected to be funded by the VILLUM INVESTIGATOR project S4OS (“Scalable analysis and synthesis of safe, secure and
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lymphocytes Basic skills in molecular biology and biochemistry (e.g. cloning, gene expression, protein identification) Analytical skills including analysis of multi-parametric flow cytometry and experience with
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/Scientific Analysis Institute), Dr. Bernd Werse (Göethe-universität), Associate Professor Thomas F. Søgaard (AU) and Professor Andrea Tone (McGill University). Job description The PhD project specifically
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large dataset analysis, improving decision-making processes for awarding grants to firms and scientists. The PhD project could aim at the following issues: Improved Funding Decisions: How can we make
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analysis of nanoscale materials in hard and soft matter. Since 2018, DTU Nanolab is extended to provide expertise in soft matter from small molecule complexes to biological cells. Technology for people DTU
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in functional genomics methods (e.g., single-cell and bulk RNA-seq, ATAC-seq and ChIP-seq) and computational data analysis is considered highly advantageous. Selected references: Jakobsen et al., 2024
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wearable and ambient IoT sensing systems for activity and health monitoring. Implementing embedded AI models for anomaly detection and behaviour analysis. Working on digital twin and serverless IoT
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, Biomedicine, or Computational Systems Biology. Experience with NGS data or single cell-sequencing analysis is required. Competence in adipose tissue biology, cell culture work or mouse physiology would be
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verification and formal verification. runtime analysis and reconfiguration of in-vehicle TSN networks. Co-supervise students. Optionally contribute to teaching. Required qualifications: Hardware design in a
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University of Denmark, DTU. DTU Nanolab houses a state-of-the-art electron microscopy center. The work carried out at DTU Nanolab spans the range of basic topographical studies to highly sophisticated analysis