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/GPUs. These devices provide massive spatial parallelism and are well-suited for dataflow programming paradigms. However, optimizing and porting code efficiently to these architectures remains a key
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coevolutionary arms race in which plants produce toxic defence compounds and insect herbivores in turn evolved specific detoxification mechanisms. In parallel to these feeding adaptations, insects also evolved
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. This means that the majority of the work will concern parallel catalysis experiments in pressurized lab equipment and the synthesis of polyesters at lab scale. The project is part of a larger European
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value tensions between stakeholders. This multidisciplinary PhD project aims to generate the necessary knowledge and tools to equip local decisionmakers to better deal with conflicting values in parallel
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available. In parallel, we prospectively collect skin biopsies from well-phenotyped Parkinson patients (ProPARK cohort). We generate well-defined iPSC. Using advanced genomics and proteomics we aim
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function differentiation, compositional Bayesian inference techniques); analyzing what is required (e.g., choice of data structures, static analyses and compiler optimizations, parallelism and concurrency
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profiles, and large computational domains surpassing several thousands cubic wavelengths. Furthermore, you will contribute to adapting the solver for massive parallel processing, as well as develop new
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of scientists and led by a matching project leader. You are likely to work on multiple projects, either sequentially or in parallel. You will work here Wageningen Food & Biobased Research , part of WUR
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commercial clients. Each project is unique and staffed with a dedicated team of scientists and led by a matching project leader. You are likely to work on multiple projects, either sequentially or in parallel
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parallel, you will uncover the mechanisms that control localized and cell-type-specific translation, and how these change across developmental stages or within subcellular compartments. During your PhD, you