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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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) Graduate School for Moving Images: Analog Realities, Digital Materialities (GBB) Graduiertenförderung in der Lehrer:innenbildung Duale Promotion in der Lehrer:innenbildung University of Kassel University
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research on biomedical sensor applications (biomedical sensor interfaces/ integrated mechanical strain sensors) analog/Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuit Design (CMOS, low-power, low-noise design) publication
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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of IC design with a focus on new architectures of CMOS backplanes. What you will do Developing, implementing and experimentally testing concepts for CMOS backplanes for OLED microdisplays Designing analog
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architectures, capable of capturing the structure of complex, high-resolution NMR spectra – analogous to how language models such as ChatGPT learn the structure of human language. One of the primary goals is to
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile