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well as collaborate with PhD candidates. You'll design experiments using our robotic platform, analyze tactile data patterns, implement real-time control algorithms, and validate performance across diverse scenarios
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ultrasound physics, reconstruction algorithms, and data acquisition techniques to ensure high-quality inputs. Collaborate with clinicians: Work with medical specialists to validate the clinical utility of your
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new globally accessible infrastructure and new algorithms for multimodal mining of biosynthetic diversity, as well as novel lead compounds that can be taken up by consortium partners to attain concrete
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-time control algorithms, and validate performance across diverse scenarios. You'll be part of the Tactile Machines Lab, which is a dynamic, interdisciplinary group of researcher bringing together
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Welcome to Maastricht University! The world is changing rapidly, and we’re changing with it. Here, your work makes a difference – whether you’re exploring the future as a researcher, inspiring
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require the design of architectures suitable for real-life problems. Moreover, appropriate mathematical methods, algorithms, and applications are required. Simulators are a recognized method for
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acceleration approaches across different sensing and fault scenarios, thereby informing hardware and architecture trade-offs for future missions. (b) Designing and developing ML and AI algorithms to enhance FDIR
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. Here, your work makes a difference – whether you’re exploring the future as a researcher, inspiring students in the classroom, or helping shape everything that makes our education and research possible
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with reinforcement learning algorithms is a strong plus. TU Delft (Delft University of Technology) Delft University of Technology is built on strong foundations. As creators of the world-famous Dutch
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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