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Description TUD Dresden University of Technology, as a University of Excellence, is one of the leading and most dynamic research institutions in the country. Founded in 1828, today it is a globally
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of one of the two annual PhD selection processes may begin doctoral work at any time during the following six months (usually 1 September of the same year and 1 March of the following year). The duration
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processing, algorithm design, optimisation and simulation, software engineering and automation and control systems. An overview of the current PhD research projects is given here: https://www.dashh.org
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movement by high-resolution fluorescence microscopy and/or magnetic/optical tweezers, (iv) quantitative image processing, data analysis and modeling. The project is funded by the MARIE SKŁODOWSKA CURIE
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movement by high-resolution fluorescence microscopy and/or magnetic/optical tweezers, (iv) quantitative image processing, data analysis and modeling. The project is funded by the MARIE SKŁODOWSKA CURIE
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on two core but complementary areas: Computer vision and sensor data analysis, applied to tasks such as object detection in drone images (e.g., pest or disease detection), object tracking (e.g. leaves
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, and image analysis tools and working on a computing cluster (HPC). Vivid Interest in interdisciplinary research, leading and working on projects with pathologists, medical experts, computer scientists
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organizational levels of the brain – from molecular and cellular processes to complex neuronal networks and behavior. The Department Cellular Neuroscience of Prof. Dr. Stefan Remy in association with the Research
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programmes. HBRS currently comprises six international PhD programmes – Molecular Medicine (since 2000), Infection Biology and DEWIN (since 2003/2010, Cluster of Excellence RESIST), Regenerative Sciences (from
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and imaging diagnostics. The degree of resolution – already at single-cell level – will continue to increase in all disciplines of life sciences, and the need to process and combine huge data sets