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the research area of finite geometry. Job description The Discrete Mathematics and Optimization group within the Delft Institute of Applied Mathematics at TU Delft is offering a full-time PhD position in
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? Then check out the vacancy below and apply for a PhD position in this exciting research direction. Join Us! Modern deep learning is progressing fast. Yet even the most advanced neural networks are paired
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Geometry of Logarithmic Curves, under the supervision of David Holmes. What you will do Applications are invited for a 4-year PhD position at the Mathematical Institute of the University of Leiden, as part
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specifically, do you want to perform cutting-edge research and develop novel advances in hyperbolic deep learning for computer vision? Then check out the vacancy below and apply for a PhD position in this
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We’re seeking for motivated candidates that are interested in developing computer models of the composite human neuro-muscular system that combine detailed musculoskeletal geometries, muscle-tendon
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. To achieve these objectives, the PhD candidate will combine the analytical tools from the theory of operator algebras and noncommutative geometry (Arici, Mesland) with the study of data obtained from
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, the scattering geometry can be reconstructed mathematically (this is called inverse scattering). This requires both sophisticated mathematical models and efficiently implemented algorithms. In the case of wafer
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seeking for motivated candidates that are interested in developing computer models of the composite human neuro-muscular system that combine detailed musculoskeletal geometries, muscle-tendon models and
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adoption. Tiny internal defects, process variability, and complex geometries can make quality assurance slow, expensive, or even impossible with traditional inspection methods. This PhD project, part of a
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of Science and the Schneider group within the Leiden Institute of Chemistry are looking for a PhD candidate to join us in the Laboratory of 2D materials. “Ion transport and synthesis of two dimensional