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, you will join a dynamic, interdisciplinary research environment and will also become a part of the Language Evolution and Adaptation in Diverse Situations (LEADS) group at the Max Planck Institute
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should have: Demonstrated experience with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is required. Experience with computer aided design (CAD) tools would be an asset. Experience with programming and scripting
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Vacancies PostDoc Fellowship: Real-time ultrasound-based control of bionic legs Key takeaways Our mission is to enable intuitive control of powered ankle prostheses for amputees through real-time
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disciplines, including computer science, bioinformatics, and medicine, as part of a large European consortium. In particular, you are expected to collaborate closely with another postdoc hired at Leiden
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researcher with expertise in the area of spiking neural networks and an interest in (applications of) probabilistic computing. The postdoc candidate will participate in the NWO NWA project "Acting under
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to the ground segment and operations domains, for the procurement and delivery of data systems in support of ESA’s Space Safety Programme, and as a matrix support provider to ESA programmes and mission operations
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Postdoc on Dutch Colonial Social and Economic History Faculty: Faculty of Humanities Department: Department of History and Art History Hours per week: 32 to 32 Application deadline: 29 August
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Vacancies PostDoc Fellowship: Neural Control of Leg Exoskeletons Post Stroke. Key takeaways Our mission is to restore natural gait patterns in individuals with motor impairment (due to stroke
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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Our team and mission The Independent Safety Office is responsible for overseeing the development, implementation and maintenance of ESA policies, requirements, standards and functional support for ESA projects in: planetary protection; space debris...
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Vacancies Postdoc position on Form Adaptive Multilayer Engineering (FAME) Key takeaways Staying in focus is a fundamental challenge in highly demanding optical systems where imaging plays a central