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for focal epilepsy with ultrasound neurorecording, modulation, and deep reinforcement learning (DRL) closed-loop control. The technology will be developed through detailed computer simulations and preclinical
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on principles from engineering, cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interaction. It has potential applications in education, training, and cognitive rehabilitation, and contributes
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(or will receive in a few months) a Master’s degree in Computer Science Engineering, Master of Science in Information Engineering Technology, Master of Science in Computer Science, or a related field
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internationally. Job profile You hold a Master’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, (technical) cognitive science, Human-Computer Interaction or areas relevant to the research topic (for example
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://www.ugent.be/bw/environment/en/research/sofer ) Group and Precision Soil and Crop Engineering (Precision Scoring - https://www.ugent.be/bw/environment/en/research/presco ) Group, within the Department
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Master's degree in a relevant field, such as mechanical engineering, civil engineering, or materials engineering. You have a strong background in computational solid mechanics and finite element modelling
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performed on advanced building blocks. This doctoral mandate is part of the EU PHARMECO project. Job profile You hold a Master’s degree in Bioscience Engineering (Chemistry and Bioprocess technology) or a
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degree in Bioscience Engineering (Chemistry and Bioprocess Technology) or a Master in Sciences (Chemistry), or equivalent. You need to fulfill the criteria on the date of the start of the mandate. • You do
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Research, Computer Science, Business Engineering, Informatics, Mathematics, Physics, or equivalent. The degree requirements need to be fulfilled at the start of your appointment. For degrees awarded outside
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of Bioscience Engineering we are looking for a m/f/x Doctoral fellow within the Horizon Europe project "Risks from climate change and biodiversity loss across systems and scales: Leveraging the potential of tree