29 computer-programmer-"Multiple"-"U"-"U.S"-"Prof" Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Munich in Germany
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the faculties of medicine and computer science at TUM, as well as the Munich Center for Machine Learning (MCML). It is a great place for interdisciplinary research between medicine and data science. We
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15.06.2020, Wissenschaftliches Personal The 3D Understanding Group at the Technical University of Munich is looking for highly motivated PhD students and PostDocs at the intersection of computer
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PhD/Postdoc position in trustworthy data-driven control and networked AI for rehabilitation robotics
control of such systems, taking particularly into account model uncertainties as well as limitations pertaining to acquisition of data, communication, and computation. We apply our methods mainly to human
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. Requirements: Completed university degree in computer science or applied mathematics, remote sensing, geophysics, physics, or related areas Expertise in computer vision and/or machine learning (deep learning
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and satellite-based remote sensing data using High-Performance Computing at LRZ Publication of the results in scientific journals Assistance in teaching REQUIREMENTS: An above-average degree in
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engineering, computer science or electrical engineering, with good grades. Experience in scientific work, project proposal writing and team leadership are part of your repertoire. In addition, you are
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communication system are modeled using information theory. We wish to investigate how interleaving can reduce the overhead and computational load due to coding coefficients required in classical linear random
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-quantum cryptography and coded computing (1 postdoc, 1 PhD, Antonia Wachter-Zeh, antonia.wachter-zeh@tum.de) • Theory for communication systems beyond Shannon's approach (1 postdoc, 1 PhD, Christian Deppe
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. Detection and imaging of electrical signals in neurons, the cells performing computation in our brain. You will work towards this goal by one of two complementary approaches: testing new quantum materials