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and networks worldwide to become a truly global centre of knowledge. This 4-year PhD position is embedded in the Artificial Intelligence department at the Faculty of Science and Engineering and in
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networking with colleagues and students; planning and organising research resources and workshops. Successful applicants will have or be near to completing a PhD in computer science, information engineering
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Your Job: The electrocatalytic interface engineering department led by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Simon Thiele focuses on synthesis, manufacturing, analysis and simulation of functional materials to find
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description This project addresses the effective design of a military supply logistics network, composed of transportation and communication links such as roads and rail, aerial drone routes, and nodes, such as
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open, reproducible science. This exciting and challenging project will be jointly supervised by Prof Rossiter (Soft Robotics) and Prof Kent (Psychology) but will offer many networking opportunities and
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. Pervasive and Mobile Computing (PMC) research subject addresses fundamental challenges in distributed systems and mobile networks, enabling
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. Pervasive and Mobile Computing (PMC) research subject addresses fundamental challenges in distributed systems and mobile networks, enabling
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two other researchers dedicated to this project. The project is in close collaboration between the Centre for Textile Science and Engineering (Prof. Lode Daelemans) and the Mechanics of Materials and
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AI models for network operations. This project is a joint effort between the University of Twente and TU Delft. You will be co-supervised by Associate Prof. Pedro P. Vergara from TU Delft and
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for molecular system. Recently, we reported a major breakthrough in using chemical reaction networks for so-called in chemico reservoir computing (Nature, 2024, 631, 549–555). This work demonstrated that self