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sciences, economics and regulation. Job description The project of the PhD student based at CWI in Amsterdam will focus on techno-economic models (and in particular multi-agent modeling) of energy exchange
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theoretical and practical limitations. Their results are often plagued by false positives (reporting problems that are not real) and false negatives (missing real issues). This PhD project aims to improve
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-integrated cyber systems that include intrusion detection, red-blue teaming (including modeling and accounting for human cognitive agents), as well as the development and evaluation of threat intelligence
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tools for static and dynamic analysis are powerful for detecting vulnerabilities, they suffer from both theoretical and practical limitations. Their results are often plagued by false positives (reporting
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experimental ecologists to ensure your models are biologically grounded. Write and publish scientific papers, culminating in your PhD thesis. The team You will be based in the Root Ecology team led by Prof. Dr
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–specific ways, and their downstream biological effects remain poorly understood. This project tackles this fundamental gap — by building computational models that simulate what goes wrong in the brain, one
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–specific ways, and their downstream biological effects remain poorly understood. This project tackles this fundamental gap — by building computational models that simulate what goes wrong in the brain, one
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of modelling available within the group. To strengthen the mathematical backbone of your work, you will collaborate intensively with: Prof. Remco van der Hofstad (Eindhoven University of Technology, expert in
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the IRDS roadmap for metrology . The project will involve mathematical modeling, numerical simulations and, potentially, measurements. You will mainly do your programming work in a mixed programming
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, AI-driven modelling and prediction, simulation and optimisation techniques to improve performance or maintenance of road-based transport networks have a strong interest in operating at the crossroads