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Vacancies Postdoc position on Data enhanced physical reduced order Models Key takeaways The position is embedded into a large-scale effort between academic groups in the Netherlands and industrial
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-guided medical applications, with a focus on advanced robotics. You will work directly with clinical data to design robust, efficient deep learning algorithms that maximize the information extracted from
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contribute to the development and implementation of cutting-edge AI solutions for real-time image-guided medical applications. You will work hands-on with clinical data and build robust deep learning
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cutting-edge multimodal deep learning models that integrate imaging and clinical data to personalize treatment and follow-up strategies. In the Netherlands, around 75% of patients with an abdominal aortic
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, klinische implementatie AI gebaseerde voorspelmodellen To vacancy overview Apply now TNW PostDoc Postdoc positie, klinische implementatie AI gebaseerde voorspelmodellen This vacancy is only available in Dutch
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the availability and reliability of critical and complex high-tech systems, like machines used in the semiconductor industry or industrial printing machines, intelligent diagnostics to identify faults is of crucial
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, and implementation of these advanced materials. Information and application To apply, please submit your application before September 30, 2025, via the "Apply now" button. Your application must include
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) or PostDoc researcher to join our Industrial Engineering & Business Information Systems (IEBIS) section at the Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences. This position allows you to contribute
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of advanced materials. Information and application Are you interested in this position? Please send your application via the 'Apply now' button below before September 30. About the department The Interfaces and
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Vacancies Postdoc position on Form Adaptive Multilayer Engineering (FAME) Key takeaways Staying in focus is a fundamental challenge in highly demanding optical systems where imaging plays a central