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optoelectronic platform for in vivo monitoring of brain organoids allowing for modeling of the diseases. The platform consists of two or multiple compartments which allows to monitor interactions between organoids
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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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interest in information processing in humans and computers, and a particular focus on the signals they exchange, and the opportunities these signals offer for modelling and engineering of cognitive systems
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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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strategies for conventional HVAC systems that condition entire indoor spaces using existing thermal comfort models, which could improve the performance of existing buildings and HVAC systems. The work will
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interdisciplinary team, you will break new ground at the absolute frontier of what is possible. Responsibilities Your overall focus will be to evolve and then engineer non-model autotrophic bacteria for expanded
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language models (LLMs) for educational purposes. Furthermore, the right candidate has a deep understanding of pedagogical research, with focus on how educational processes can be facilitated by AI. The role
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for industrial decarbonization with emphasis in system development, modelling, optimization and validation, and focus on: Develop thermally integrated storage and conversion systems, including Carnot batteries and
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, through developing predictive models and new experimental methods and instrumentation, to design creative and cost effective CO2 trapping processes. The need is urgent, the task is challenging and a
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writing scientific papers. The developed models will be tested on data from energy investment models, as well as transport infrastructure problems. We will be an academic team of three PhD students and four