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corrosion and embrittlement in reactor environments, remains incomplete, and key mechanical properties are scarce. Without reliable experimental data, our ability to develop predictive models
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. Their European, American and native co-founders invented new models for fighting pandemics from below and stopping the diseases in their tracks. They continually strove to overcome the familiar barriers
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experimental data, our ability to develop predictive models for the properties and long-term performance of reactor materials is also limited. This position is part of the MAGIC-RR project (Materials Ageing and
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-statisticians challenge and workshop; Studying model-averaging, effect size estimation, and tests for interactions; Designing methods to overcome numerical challenges. What do you have to offer You have a PhD in
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We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher with experience in generative AI, multimodal representation learning, and modelling face-to-face dialogues for our NWO-funded project “Grounded Gesture
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single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, whole-genome sequencing, high-throughput screening, CRISPR-based functional screening, and patient-derived organoid models. You will work closely with in-house
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dimension of uncertainty in power system operations, necessitating more complex and adaptive decision-making processes for system operators. While some prototypical power system optimization problems have
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innovation facility represents a new form of collaboration between universities and industry in the healthcare domain. Fortunately, there are many models for such facilities that exist in many places and which
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generations. We develop and share knowledge to address societal needs, contributing to solutions for complex social challenges and driving positive change. We educate 19,500 students from 110 nationalities
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strategised against waves of epidemics and pandemics between the 1790s and the 1940s. Their European, American and native co-founders invented new models for fighting pandemics from below and stopping