32 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Simons-Foundation"-"Prof"-"UNIS" research jobs at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
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Description Job description We are seeking a talented and creative researcher for a challenging and innovative project focused on developing the next generation of algorithms for high-speed super-resolution
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pioneering green steel innovation! We’re seeking a skilled Postdoctoral Researcher to develop melting strategies for hydrogen-based direct reduced iron in future electric arc furnace operations. Job
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Postdoctoral researcher for developing microfluidics for research on synthetic cells Job description In this project we will use
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navigation. Develop control and guidance systems for precision landings on moving platforms. Create algorithms to decode optical communication signals. Conduct real-world test flights to validate system
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primary mission involves developing control strategies that enable robots to perform complex manipulation through tactile feedback. You'll focus on three critical aspects of the problem: sliding motion
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Postdoc Impact of Computational Infrastructures on Public Institutions and Administration of Justice
of “clouds”. Popular discussions revolve around the topics of data protection, algorithmic regulation, and asymmetric ‘technological dependencies’ that raise concerns around monopolies and “digital sovereignty
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control with teleoperated human inputs? Change: Develop novel algorithms and interfaces for teaching robots in shared control with human operators. Impact: Provide a seamless interface for humans to teach
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Postdoctoral position available in surface functionalization of Life Marker Chips for space-based biosensing. Job description Project Background: The (Origin of) Life Marker Chip (LMCOOL) project develops space
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routes need to be developed & demonstrated at pilot scale for industrial uptake. Within TU Delft, we collaborate with industrial partners and multiple research groups in the Pro2Tech institute
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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