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quality risks of AI-generated code, developing guardrails using static and dynamic analysis tools, improving prompt engineering and retrieval-augmented generation techniques, and ensuring traceability and
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scientific development. This includes designing and coordinating in vitro and in vivo studies to investigate host-pathogen interactions in yellow fever and other orthoflavivirus infections. You will develop
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to develop an entirely new explanatory framework for future research. In addition, it generates new knowledge urgently needed to preserve heritage threatened by climate change. Within the project, we
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activities, but also play a key role in shaping the future research agenda of our group. The successful candidate will actively collaborate with several team members to identify and develop competitive