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: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: mathematical theory, algorithm development, error correction, adaptation of GBS-based algorithms to other quantum computing platforms, and the development
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Location: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: Pure math with relations to quantum theory or with emphasis on Quantum algorithms, Quantum software and Quantum computing. Appl Deadline: 2025/12/01 11
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realizations and proven theoretical advantages. The project may involve several aspects, including mathematical theory, algorithm development, error correction, adaptation of GBS-based algorithms to other
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Location: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: Pure math, with relations to quantum theory or with emphasis on Quantum algorithms, Quantum software and Quantum computing. Appl Deadline: 2025/12/01 11
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Postdoc of Computer Science: Geometric models for non-diffeomorphic shape evolution and shape models in plant science, Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen
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, for enhancing light trapping in nanostructured thin-film solar cells. Your role will focus on developing and applying large-scale electromagnetic simulations to identify optimal nanostructured light-trapping
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optimization, for enhancing light trapping in nanostructured thin-film solar cells. Your role will focus on developing and applying large-scale electromagnetic simulations to identify optimal nanostructured
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Position Location: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: Pure math with relations to quantum theory or with emphasis on Quantum algorithms, Quantum software and Quantum computing. Appl Deadline: 2025
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water, etc.) by fusing sensor data (e.g. sonar, INS, USBL). Collaborative control strategies: Developing coordinated control algorithms that allow the USV and UUV to perform joint missions without
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detailed local inspection. Digital twin simulations: Developing simulation environments replicating sensor characteristics and anomaly conditions to test perception algorithms under controlled, repeatable