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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description You will explore hardware/algorithm co-design for NeuroAI, simultaneously taking into account scalability inspired by modern AI workloads, as
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), centered around the development of cutting-edge optomechanical sensors. The position is embedded within QSTeM, a recently established Testbed for mechanical sensing, where novel sensors are designed
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Novel Broadband (Visible-to-Shortwave Infrared) CMOS Image Sensor Pixel Architectures Job description The Image Sensor Group in the EIectronic Instrumentation Lab is looking for a postdoctoral
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AMOLF (Ewold Verhagen’s group), centered around the development of cutting-edge optomechanical sensors. The position is embedded within QSTeM, a recently established Testbed for mechanical sensing, where
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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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Change: Leverage high-resolution tactile sensors to handle contacts Impact: Autonomous grasping and manipulation Job description Dexterous manipulation represents one of robotics' most fundamental unsolved
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Challenge: Control robotic dexterous hand during dynamic movements Change: Leverage high-resolution tactile sensors to handle contacts Impact: Autonomous grasping and manipulation Job description
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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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advantage may arise. The focus of this project is to develop techniques that will enable gate-based quantum optimization algorithms to tackle realistic (large-scale, mixed-integer, and constrained) instances
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classical computing algorithms are NP-hard or, in general, difficult to implement. Within your application, please provide a research proposal (no more than five pages) answering the following questions: What