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contribute to the continuous development of the beamline and help users to optimally use the possibilities offered. You will be part of the team developing and operating MicroMAX and work in a group of
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and optimize robotic software systems using Python and C++. Create and manage simulation environments tailored to specific robotic applications. Work with ROS (Robot Operating System) for robot control
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macromolecular modeling: Investigate electronic, optical, molecular, and transport properties of soft materials, including conductive and semiconductive polymers, biopolymers, and macromolecules, to optimize
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optimize catalysts for the production of sustainable aviation fuels from bio-based feedstocks. The use of bio-based feedstocks results in new challenges and the optimal catalysts as well as the relevant
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. A principal focus of our research is the development of technology components for 6G wireless networks. Specific topics include the design and optimization of distributed and massive MIMO for high
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computational methods for design, dimensioning, sensitivity, robustness, optimization, automation, feedback control, etc. Development of process engineering applications that demonstrate model-based methods but
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part of the MARTINA project and will explore the application of co-design optimized machine learning and neuromorphic solutions for applications that are challenging to address using conventional
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central role in streamlining and standardizing the design flow for quantum device fabrication. This includes implementing and improving design rule checks (DRC), optimizing and debugging code, and
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description and working tasks Linear algebra expressions are evaluated in an efficient and robust way by mapping them to a carefully chosen sequence of calls to optimized functions as offered by libraries
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strive to ensure that the beamtime is used optimally and that all users have the support they need to successfully complete their experiments. Our goal is to make a meaningful contribution to the research