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, execution and analysis of three cooperative sub-projects within the FADOS network: The development of kinetic Monte-Carlo algorithms with realistic working parameters which account for inhomogeneous and
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secondments. The project envisages the following secondments: a three-months secondment to learn novel algorithms form improving fecal MP samples' taxonomic and functional characterization (Prof. Bart Mesuere
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collection algorithm participate in data collection and dataset creation assist in quantitative data analysis collaborate on writing academic articles and research reports Where to apply Website https
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group , led by Prof. Glenn van de Ven, is part of the Department of Astrophysics . The research group constructs detailed dynamical models of galaxies and stellar clusters to infer the distribution
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Algorithms. The candidate is expected to conduct research in computer science focusing on the combinatorial aspects of quantum experiments and quantum algorithms for computational geometry problems. Prior
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Doctoral Researcher in statistical signal processing. The Structured and Stochastic Modeling Group, headed by Prof. Filip Elvander, conducts research in statistical signal processing, ranging from
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. Develop reusable data pipelines and apply algorithms to derive required variables. Produce reports, dashboards and data visualisations to support local quality improvement. Ensure projects comply with
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, artificial neural networks and bio-inspired robotics: "Rhythmic-reactive regulation for robotic locomotion" (Supervisor: Prof Fulvio Forni) will apply techniques from nonlinear control and optimisation
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of system modelling and control, with emphasis on applications in power electronics. The student will be employed as researcher in Prof. George Weiss' control and power electronics team for a period of 15
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: §48 VwGr. B1 lit. b (postdoc) Limited until: permanent Reference no.: 4570 The 'Dynamics of Stellar Systems' research group , led by Prof. Glenn van de Ven, is part of the Department of Astrophysics