11 programming-language-"University-of-Oslo" Postdoctoral research jobs at University of Antwerp
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of the job, or can demonstrate equivalent competences gained through prior work experience. You have excellent programming skills. Experience developing AI models is advantageous. You have hands-on experience
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equivalent competences gained through prior work experience. You have excellent programming skills. You have prior experience developing AI models. You are interested in materials science and crystallography
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beam sensitivity, liquid thickness, and cell configuration. You enjoy working at the interface of instrumentation, analysis, crystallography and materials chemistry. Basic programming skills and a
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supervising PhD students and other team members. You will fulfil a limited number of teaching activities in the Master’s program in International Relations and Diplomacy. You will participate in the provision
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policy. MIOS is particularly interested to receive job applications and grant ideas from post-doctoral candidates working in the topic of Natural Language Processing and/or Natural Language Generation and
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, integrity, creativity and cooperation. You can speak and write fluently in English. Knowledge of Dutch is an advantage. You comply with the FWO Post Doc and/or Marie Sklodowska-Curie Post-doc eligibility
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research and develop novel electrochemical sensing strategies for nucleic acid detection. You will develop new research projects according to the strategic plan of the research group A-PECS and you compete
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birds. You have experience in statistical analyses. You possess excellent English communication skills, both written and oral. You are available to work full time, with high motivation and you have good
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with the University of Antwerp’s educational vision . You act with attention to quality, integrity, creativity and cooperation. You have excellent communication and writing skills in English You comply
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set a course for the future – a future that you can help to shape. The research group CLiPS (Computational Linguistics, Psycholinguistics and Sociolinguistics) of the Faculty of Arts at the University