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the duration of a signal theoretically, in tight collaboration with experimental colleagues. The project requires interest in developing statistical physics, stochastic processes, or information methods, a focus
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recognise subtle, often unconscious, signals of stress. It will enable target groups to react more adequately in stressful moments by improving the early recognition of these signals in daily life and by
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16 Apr 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) Research Field Engineering » Computer engineering Engineering » Electrical engineering Researcher Profile
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acquisition and large-scale validation on operational bridges and viaducts. Research group and company The PhD student will be working in the AIMS laboratory of the Signal Processing Systems (SPS) group within
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affinity for innovative mass spectrometry and delivering a positive impact on global food safety? Do you take joy in creative processes and are you driven by curiosity? Are you a go-getter? Do you excel
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does the same environmental signal translate into distinct transcriptional programmes across different cell identities of the plant? In this project you will investigate how intrinsic properties
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, ligaments, and their interface with bone, i.e., entheses, are major contributors to chronic musculoskeletal pain. However, the mechanisms linking mechanical loading, inflammation, and pain signaling remain
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that degrades signal quality and increases out-of-band emissions. Digital predistortion (DPD) is widely used to compensate for these effects, but its effectiveness strongly depends on the accuracy
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develop personalised biofeedback methods that train youth and police to recognise subtle, often unconscious, signals of stress. It will enable target groups to react more adequately in stressful moments by
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and temporal feedbacks between biophysical and socio-economic processes. For example, restoration can boost agricultural productivity through pollination, natural pest control, and water regulation