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Do you want to contribute to surveillance of infectious pathogens using computer science and mathematics? Join the Delft Bioinformatics Lab and work on graph-based algorithms for microbial genomics
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skills and motivation to implement algorithms and test them in practice on large-scale problems. Programming Skills: You are proficient in at least one scientific programming language (such as Python
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this PhD project, you will investigate the co-design between event-based learning algorithms and neuronal hardware units with multi-scale time constants. The algorithmic methodology will exploit recent
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increasing environmental awareness. However, most existing hearing aid algorithms optimize for only one of these objectives at a time, often at the expense of the others. To enhance hearing aid performance
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experimental testing. You’ll design and run experiments, write and train algorithms, and contribute to open-source tools that may one day become industry standards. This project offers the freedom to explore
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availability, more attractive working hours at service locations, and decreased train unit movements for regular maintenance. New innovative approaches need to be developed to schedule rolling stock
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, algorithmic aspects, such as Parallelization, Fisher Information and Maximum Likelihood Estimation, with optical theory. Department of Imaging Physics Research in the department of Imaging Physics is aimed
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the security and cyber domain, with special focus on ethics and algorithmic transparency; Human-Technology Interaction: Developing robots, simulations, and games, which use a variety of AI technologies to learn
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Join TU Delft and work together with NXP to build low-power AI accelerators for self-healing analog/RF calibration, fixing noise/offset. Co-design algorithms & hardware and validate on real silicon
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electrical power, enabling smart sensors to operate without batteries. You will explore novel capacitor-based rectifier architectures, adaptive impedance-matching algorithms, and on-chip protection mechanisms