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, longitudinal patient and population registries and biobanks. Project description The development of artificial intelligence (AI) and computerised image processing in combination with advanced digital microscopy
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Delft. In this team, consisting of several PhD students, postdocs and undergraduates, we focus on developing new concepts for 3D imaging of nanostructures, using light. Job requirements A masters degree
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. Proficiency in English (written and oral) are required. Previous experience in (non)linear optics, spectroscopy, microscopy, nanophotonics or digital imaging is desired but not a must. Finally, the ability
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, multi‑dimensional imaging data and enable richer exploration of historical paintings in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum. Information Paintings are examined to understand artistic processes, support
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) By order issued by the Director-General of Instituto de Telecomunicações, on 17 April 2026 [TM1] , the opening of an international selection procedure was approved for the recruitment of 1 (one) PhD
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humanities. We combine terahertz, ultrasound, infrared thermography, hyperspectral/multispectral, and X-ray imaging with multimodal data fusion, interactive visualisation, and digital twins. Results
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for a highly motivated PhD student to conduct research under the supervision of Prof. Jef Vandemeulebroucke in the field of medical image analysis and artificial intelligence. The selected candidate will
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enabling new transmitter concepts, but only if we can detect imperfections and correct them in real-time. In this PhD, you will build the digital “brain” that makes this possible: an energy-efficient
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of the Quantum & Computer Engineering (QCE) department is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate who is eager to work on AI based solutions for predictive inteligence for MRI scanning. The candidate will
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student will work on data processing from the digital photosensors and image reconstruction for the PET scanner. The student will be involved in the hardware work on the photosensors as well. The same