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across domains. The research unit Intelligent Systems (IS) in Computer Science is focused on the development of Data Science, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning algorithms for interdisciplinary data
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across domains. The research unit Intelligent Systems (IS) in Computer Science is focused on the development of Data Science, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning algorithms for interdisciplinary data
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Dutch and English. Affinity or experience with innovation projects involving partners from practice. Willingness or experience in programming heuristics and algorithms. Motivation to produce academically
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plates exposed to various mechanical loads (e.g., compression, tension, bending, twisting). Imaging the mycelial network and using fluorescence microscopy to investigate material distribution. Developing
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this project, we aim to: Develop real-time ultrasound algorithms to estimate fascicle length in antagonistic leg muscles (tibialis anterior and soleus) in healthy individuals during walking. Translate and
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an age of digitalisation’ (Principal Investigator, Prof. Tamar Sharon), an interdisciplinary team science project funded by an Ammodo Science Award, investigating ethical, legal and societal aspects
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, spinal cord injury etc) through real-time neural control of wearable robotic exoskeletons. You will be developing next-generation (low and high-level) control algorithms for wearable exoskeletons that use
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, encryption/decryption and compression; use of microelectronics devices (including COTS); implementation, inference, verification and validation of algorithms** on processing hardware platforms for space
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of stroke patients and healthy volunteers. Developing algorithms for identifying and excluding motor unit filters associated to impaired motor units. Integrating real-time-decoded features of motor unit
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for partners of new faculty members moving to Groningen. Unsolicited marketing is not appreciated. Information For information you can contact: Prof. dr. Iris Vis, i.f.a.vis@rug.nl (please do not use the email