17 ensemble-prediction Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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Job Description DTU Chemistry is seeking a talented researcher to develop advanced thermodynamic models for predicting phase equilibria and thermophysical properties of PFAS. This position offers
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-edge generative and predictive methods for materials discovery, we offer an excellent opportunity to advance your research. We are seeking a highly motivated and talented postdoctoral researcher to join
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, analytical chemistry, neuroethology and collective animal intelligence to develop predictive models on honeybee behaviour in response to chemical cues. If you care about biological diversity, sustainable
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predictive framework linking genomic data to extinction risk, working at the interface of evolutionary genomics, simulation modelling, and machine learning. By integrating forward-in-time simulations, real
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potential for exploiting temperature gradients for producing electricity and predict their long-term performance under real operating conditions. The project also includes modeling of heat transfer and
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execution time (WCET). The postdoc position focuses on compiler support for WCET analysis for time-predictable architectures such as Patmos/T-CREST. Furthermore, it is expected to join the development of a
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-of-the-art practical engineering models for predicting sand and particle transport struggle with the cross-shore processes (perpendicular to the beach), and they even have difficulties predicting the sign
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to prevent disease and promote health by developing models and methods within the area of risk benefit assessments of foods. This includes epidemiological modeling with the aim to predict and prevent infectious
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protein design tools to generate and prioritize inhibitor candidates with high predicted binding and selectivity. These designs will then be experimentally validated through a combination of affinity
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Sea-Level Predictions (CISP) lead by DTU and include the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, the University of Copenhagen, and Dartmouth College in the United States. CISP combines data