51 postdoctoral-biomedical-signal-processing PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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at a fundamental level how nanomedicines, such as the lipid nanoparticles used to deliver RNA for the vaccines against Covid19, interact with and are processed by cells. The Department’s research
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disciplines could be relevant, including (but not limited to): (bio)physics, (biomedical) engineering, nanotechnology, and the pharmaceutical sciences. The fit to the position and/or the willingness to explore
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on the legal challenges technical industry is encountering when adopting AI in its processes. The successful candidate will carry out an analysis of how the European legal framework (including the AI Act, GDPR
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economic implications of AI adoption in the technical industry. This PhD position focuses on the legal challenges technical industry is encountering when adopting AI in its processes. The successful
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flexible alternative. Thanks to their significant thermal inertia and ultra-low-temperature operation, DHCNs can absorb surplus renewable energy, respond to market signals, alleviate grid stress, and provide
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artificial intelligence, computational cognitive science, human-computer interaction, computer science, information systems, or another relevant field. - A keen interest in pursuing interdisciplinary research
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for another three years. Prolongation of the contract is contingent on sufficient progress in the first year to indicate that a successful completion of the PhD thesis within the next three years is to be
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research, driving the development of innovative, sustainable and smart processes and products through world-class research while actively investing in graduate and undergraduate education and mentorship
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strong translational and societal impact component. We are looking for enthusiastic and talented PhD candidates with Essential qualifications An excellent MSc degree in Biomedical Sciences, Molecular
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of Clinical Movement Sciences) Project Overview: Join our dynamic team at YAG, where we specialize in motor learning—the process of using sensory systems to acquire and maintain movements. Our expertise ranges