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The research group Mechanics of Materials and Structures at Ghent University (UGent-MMS) has 4 vacancies for PhD and postdoc research in the field of fibre-reinforced composites. The vacancies
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Job description Short job description We are seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD researcher in the field of mechanical and control engineering of robots. You will work on a cutting-edge
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offering state-of-the-art study programmes grounded in research in a wide range of academic fields, Ghent University is a logical choice for its staff and students. The Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
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that transcends the boundaries of faculties and science disciplines. The PhD community is supported by the Doctoral Schools Ghent University and Gentse Pre- en Postdoc Raad . Psychosocial well-being at work and
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and science disciplines. The PhD community is supported by the Doctoral Schools Ghent University and Gentse Pre- en Postdoc Psychosocial well-being at work and ombudsperson Doctoral and other students
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modification of the environment and content — creating a closed-loop learning system. Human-Robot Interaction (HRI): The learning environment may include robotic agents that interact with the learner. Here
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, such as control and automation, mechanical engineering, robotics, electromechanical or mechatronics engineering. Ideally candidates have experience in system identification, theoretical and numerical
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the following BOF-funded interdisciplinary research project: “Computer Vision Metrics for Objective Evaluation of Surgeon Performance in Robotic Pancreatic Surgery”. The candidate will work as a Research
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collaborative project with other PhD students, postdocs and technical assistants. How to apply How to apply To apply, please send us the following documents, merged into a single PDF file: A one-page cover letter
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was a postdoc researcher at the University of Oxford. In the past years our research group has accumulated critical expertise and laboratory infrastructure to support this PhD. This research will be in