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described in the project overview. Owing to the current composition of the project team, there will be a mild preference for candidates opting for project 2 on “Models and machine learning”. An explanation
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actors involved in managing public space? How can they adapt to dynamic societal needs and increasing spatial interdependencies? What institutional models promote more efficient, equitable and resilient
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network in adversarial situations? How to model the military supply logistics concepts taking into account adversarial actions? What are optimal and robust network topologies for a supply logistics concept
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Virology Prize 2020 for his efforts to combat hepatitis C. Ralf Bartenschlager’s work forms the basis of all current hepatitis C drug treatments. He developed a method for cultivating the virus in the lab
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to science or scientific practice in the years following the completion of their PhD. With the aim of better aligning the Award with the needs in the field and current developments in the academic landscape
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other research, he examines how nature conservation organisations long made so-called 'primitive' peoples an object of protection. In his current Vici-grant research project Moving Animals: A History of