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international research networks. The Division of Materials and Manufacture , part of the Department of Industrial and Materials Science, focuses on the full value chain—from materials design processing and
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nationalities, backgrounds and fields. As a postdoctoral researcher, you receive benefits in career development, networking, administrative and technical support functions, along with good employment conditions
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the department form a diverse group with different nationalities, backgrounds, and fields. If you work as a doctoral student with us you will receive the benefits of support in career development, networking
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experience in these areas. Personal qualities such as collaboration, communication, strong drive and motivation, critical thinking abilities, creativity and analytical skills are essential. You should be able
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student will benefit from being part of the WASP-network. Subject description The research subject for the current call is mathematics with a focus on computer vision and machine learning. The announced
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plants, smart grids, automotive, drones, underwater robotics; Telecommunications security, e.g., in the fields of 5G/6G, wireless networks, software defined networks (SDNs), and future Internet paradigms
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research questions. This postdoctoral scholarship offers the opportunity to be a part of this AI revolution by developing novel neural network architectures specifically optimized for plant genomic data. Our
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, network components etc.) and local development servers. The project’s overall goal is the development of new software technology for the development, synthesis, optimization, deployment and orchestration
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(lth.se). We invite applications for one to two PhD positions dedicated to developing methodologies for the automated analysis and design of first-order optimization algorithms. Such algorithms form
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successfully conducting research as well as postgraduate and undergraduate education within areas such as autonomous systems, complex networks, data-driven modeling, learning control, optimization, and sensor