16 software-formal-method-phd Postdoctoral positions at University of Antwerp in Belgium
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with quantitative methods (such as modelling and/or programming) to apply. PhD position: You have a master's degree in business administration, operations research, engineering sciences or similar
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the field of International Relations and Critical Security Studies. Position You will assist in the ongoing research project, ‘Weaponizing AI for democracy? The impact of high-tech software companies
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fieldwork. It builds on the methods of anthropology and digital anthropology that emphasize direct observation of places, media, technologies, and practices. You will conduct ethnographic research in a field
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of CLiPS, which focuses on the application of statistical and machine learning methods, trained on corpus data, to explain human language acquisition and processing data, and to develop automatic text
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experiments. to apply for a postdoctoral fellowship at the FWO post-doc call of December 2025 (see below). Profile You hold a PhD in biology, environmental sciences, or a related area, and you should be
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question addressed in this PhD project. The position: You will work on a 4-year PhD position, investigating the carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas balance across different types of tidal and non-tidal
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. Profile You hold a PhD in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Communication Science, Clinical Psychology or related fields (or you will have obtained it by the time you start the post-doctoral
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integrate your code into their workflows. The preferred starting date is 1 December 2025. Profile You hold a PhD in Computer Science, Physics, Engineering or a discipline equally relevant to the topic
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the team. The preferred starting date is 1 December 2025. Profile You hold a PhD in Computer Science, Physics, Engineering or a discipline equally relevant to the topic of the job, or can demonstrate
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optimized, you will apply the technique to solve open questions on the structural transformations occurring in batteries during cycling. The preferred starting date is 1 December 2025. Profile You hold a PhD