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potentially pose a risk during the proximity operations a kick stage would undertake, for example, condensing on sensitive surfaces such as solar arrays and optical or other sensors. This collaboration between
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intensive training in energy modelling, AI-accelerated optimisation, and lifecycle-aware computing. Whether working on smart mobility, sensor nodes, or autonomous platforms, you’ll be contributing to a new
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functionalisation impact biosensor sensitivity by exploring gold nanoparticle and graphene-based sensors. Biosensors typically involve a bio-receptor (small molecule ligand/antibody/nucleic acid aptamer) attached
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, adapting to their environment through sensors, information and knowledge, and forming intelligent systems-of-systems. The vision of WASP is excellent research and competence in artificial intelligence
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the future of advanced air mobility through involvement in innovative drone-related projects that bridge technology, urban planning, material sciences, sensors and aviation. With the upcoming Smart Mobility
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Desirable • Experience working with real-time streaming data or event-driven systems • Familiarity with hardware prototyping (e.g., sensor interfacing, PCB integration) • Knowledge of privacy
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that bridge technology, urban planning, material sciences, sensors and aviation. With the upcoming Smart Mobility Lab in Lusatia, Saxony, you will have access to state-of-the-art and extensive facilities
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sensors to understand their local surroundings at sea and inform optimal action. To ensure safety requires the ability to reliably detect, image and recognise their environment, in terms of surrounding sea
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the implementation of mechanical testing combined with a variety of sensors to follow changes in the structures. You will use a range of surface analytical techniques to characterize the detected changes. You will
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aspects of photonics. Research is performed within nanophotonics, photonic nanotechnology, lasers, quantum photonics, optical sensors, LEDs, photovoltaics, ultra-high speed optical transmission systems, and