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for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD position in the NWO project "Simplicial type theory" lead by dr. Benno van den Berg
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The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD position in the NWO project "Simplicial type theory" lead by
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University of Amsterdam, String Theory Group, Institute of Physics Position ID: UvA -String Theory Group, Institute of Physics -PHDSTQG [#29584] Position Title: Position Location: Amsterdam, North
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embedding graph-based problems, particularly those known to be challenging for classical computing architectures. Some of your responsibilities will include: Design and develop mixed-signal circuits
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embedding graph-based problems, particularly those known to be challenging for classical computing architectures. Some of your responsibilities will include: Design and develop mixed-signal circuits
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, turning geodata into new answer maps. We use knowledge graphs to model these transformations and apply AI methods to scale them across large map repositories, enabling users to explore many ways maps can be
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Infomatter group at AMOLF. The SMIP project aims at revolutionising computing by developing adaptive, smart materials that combine memory and learning directly within their structure, uniting theory and
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-analytical workflows, turning geodata into new answer maps. We use knowledge graphs to model these transformations and apply AI methods to scale them across large map repositories, enabling users to explore
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transitions and requires an interest in both theory development and engagement with practice. The PhD position is part of the larger AMBITIONS project involving TU Delft, Utrecht University, and Avans
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of advanced theory formulation and method development as well as systematic integration of theory and empirical research. The student will be trained in the ICS. The Interuniversity Center for Social Science