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a set confidence level, typically 90% probability of detection. This project aims to take a radically different approach and integrate the array images with structural integrity assessment to predict
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physics, materials science, computer science or a related discipline background in one or more of the following areas is desired: X-ray or electron imaging techniques, and image processing proficiency in
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high dynamic range (HDR) imaging is redefining the way smartphone cameras and displays capture the world. Despite HDR becoming the new standard, many classic image-processing algorithms and generative
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practical solutions for safer participation. Projects may be supervised or co-supervised by experts from Engineering Science and the Medical Sciences Division. Potential Supervisors: Prof. Thomas Okell, Prof
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techniques and imaging technologies, the unit delivers cutting-edge solutions with real-world impact. Led by Prof. María Cuartero (ERC Fellow) and Prof. Gaston Crespo, UCAM-SENS fosters innovation, education
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A 3.5-year PhD position is available in the field of experimental nanoscience at surfaces and molecular-scale imaging of conjugated polymers in the group of Prof. Giovanni Costantini
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between the labs of Prof. Notingher (expertise in Raman spectroscopy), Dr. Gordon (Optical Fibre Imaging) and Dr Mohammad (snake-like medical robots). For further information: please contact Ioan Notingher
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the Clinic for Radiology. As one of Germany's leading university radiology departments, we provide all outpatients and inpatients at UKM with state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging and image-guided therapy
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resonant acoustic mixing (RAM) – a relatively novel processing methodology which is of increasing industrial interest spanning multiple sectors. The project will allow the candidate to explore a number of
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processing), 3D spectro-microscopy imaging for electrode optimization, and full cell assembly with operando X-ray/Neutron studies for interpreting electrochemistry. Advancing the next generation of electrode