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closely related field Strong background in analog and mixed-signal CMOS circuit design Familiarity with biomedical signal acquisition (especially EEG) is highly valued Experience with standard IC design
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include: CMOS-based neuron and synapse circuit design Low-power digital architecture for SNN processing On-chip learning mechanisms Integration with sensor interfaces for biomedical signal processing What
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Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg • | Oldenburg Oldenburg, Niedersachsen | Germany | about 3 hours ago
/content The Joint Research Academy in Biomedical Engineering and Science of Hearing and Sensory Systems (JRA) is a joint project of the University of Oldenburg, Hannover Medical School and Leibniz
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Engineering, Physiology and Therapy of Hearing “Auditory Sciences” is a structured PhD programme that is integrated in the “Joint Research Academy in Biomedical Engineering and Science of Hearing and Sensory
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& regeneration, and biomedical technology & implants. These research priorities reflect our major clinical strengths, producing numerous innovations in the search for novel treatment options based on chemical
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, biomedical diagnostics in the life sciences, energy-efficient lighting and solar energy harvesting. This is reflected in the fact that the average annual growth of the optics and photonics market has exceeded
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vast amounts of short, irregular biomedical time-series data, including physiological signals, lab results, and interventions. These data hold great potential for supporting high-stakes, complex decision
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biomedical engineering, bioinformatics, biotechnology, molecular imaging and biomaterials. Training within the RegSci PhD programme takes place across three levels: students carry out their own research
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The vacancy is within the group of Prof. Barbro Melgert at the department of Molecular Pharmacology, Groningen Research Institute of Pharmacy, Faculty of Science and Engineering, University
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Technology) Dr Riemer Vegter (YAG, UMCG, Assistant Professor in Human Movement Sciences) Prof. Martijn Wieling (Faculty of Arts, Professor of Groningen Language and Culture) Prof. Han Houdijk (UMCG, Professor