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Location: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: Pure math with relations to quantum theory or with emphasis on Quantum algorithms, Quantum software and Quantum computing. Appl Deadline: 2025/12/01 11
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(e.g., based on physiological signals or direct inputs from occupants) and developing algorithms, including machine learning methods. The work will include statistical modelling, data-driven modelling
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employment This is a 7-month position from October 1st, 2025, or as soon as possible. Job description You will participate in the ongoing development of an algorithm platform for digital shadows and twins
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available sensor and meter infrastructure, affordable computational resources, and advanced modeling algorithms. MPCs excel in handling constrained optimizations and new operational conditions, whereas RLs
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a strong background in gyro-fluid modelling of turbulent plasmas, the numerical methods used to discretise such models, as well as the technical skills to implement these algorithms on high
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implementing AI algorithms to control robot systems Investigating and implementing Bayesian ML methods to quantify decision-making uncertainty Applying the above to industrial assembly and medical diagnostic use
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meetings Potentially participate in Arctic field campaigns Be working with large data sets and developing algorithms. You should be highly motivated, self-driven, and possess strong work ethics, team spirit
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Job Description A two-year postdoc position is available in the research group of Algorithmic Cheminformatics at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). The position is in an exciting 6-year
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Location: Odense, 5230, Denmark [map ] Subject Areas: Pure math, with relations to quantum theory or with emphasis on Quantum algorithms, Quantum software and Quantum computing. Appl Deadline: 2025/12/01 11
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evaluate BCI algorithms for decoding motor intentions Integrate BCI systems with KAIST’s advanced exoskeletons Conduct experiments with healthy subjects and stroke patients Collaborate closely with a KAIST