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Job Description Are you passionate about neuromorphic computing and hardware design? Do you want to contribute to the next generation of brain-inspired computing systems for healthcare applications
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simulations.. Qualifications Applicants should hold an MSc in electronics, computer engineering, , Physics, or a closely related field. Required Qualification: Solid background in analog/mixed-signal CMOS
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www.transition.ku.dk The PhD program is a study program, which aims at training PhD students, at an international level, to undertake research, development, and teaching assignments. These qualifications open a window
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funding, and wide-reaching societal impact. CPop is also committed to research-based teaching, employing innovative methods to enhance student learning. It oversees a graduate programme in Population
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the project will be the development of physics enhanced data driven methods to achieve reliable prediction of residual usable life of milling tools. The approach will be validated by application to industrial
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of the following areas and an interest to develop within others: Protein chemistry Enzyme kinetics and kinetic modelling Experimental physical chemistry Electrochemistry Assay development and
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bottlenecks in data and system management, especially around data quality, metadata governance, and the integration of machine data for long-term monitoring. Through a hybrid approach combining physical models
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influence its development directly. We are currently evolving our mechanical engineering degree program and constructing labs to support both educational activities and research. Workplace description
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of code to utilize GPU-acceleration on DTU’s high-performance computing cluster or other HPC systems. You will also analyze realistic physical implementations of the architectures you explore, with a
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for intelligent brain-computer interfaces? We are offering a PhD position in analog/mixed-signal CMOS circuit design for EEG and wearable sensor interfaces, as part of a pioneering project focused on assistive