86 postdoctoral-image-processing-in-computer-science-"U" Postdoctoral positions in Netherlands
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populations, and aims to incorporate novel methodological advances to improve our understanding of these processes and point towards potential interventions. EQUICARES is a four year EU Horizon project
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strong roots in biophysics, biochemistry & molecular biology, cell biology, chemistry, computational biology, microbiology or genetics are organized in two focal areas: ‘Molecular Mechanisms of Biological
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application but must be completed and defended no later than November 2025 (position start date is January 2026); PhD in political science, international relations, security studies, computer science, data
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-based, probabilistic, and in-memory computing, are based on a wide variety of physical processes, materials, architectures, and algorithms. For effective implementation, these aspects need to be mapped
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with the neuromuscular system to improve movement. We apply artificial intelligence, computational modelling and biological signal processing, in a translational way, to develop novel real-time bio
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academic Chair, where we interface robotic technologies with the neuromuscular system to improve movement. We apply artificial intelligence, computational modelling and biological signal processing, in a
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. Qualifications We are looking for a candidate with A PhD in Computer Science, Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related discipline. Strong programming experience, for example
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: 12 September 2025 Apply now Join the faculty of Geosciences as a postdoctoral researcher! You will work on carbon turnover models and the fusion of data science forecasting methods with process-based
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Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI, the Dutch national research institute for mathematics and computer science) has a vacancy in the research group on Multiscale Dynamics for a Postdoc (m/f/x
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the neuromuscular system to improve movement. We apply artificial intelligence, computational modelling and biological signal processing, in a translational way, to develop novel real-time bio-inspired assistive