54 postdoctoral-in-optical-communication PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark
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find working solutions to major research challenges in an ambitious field of quantum technologies. More specifically, you will be: Building advanced optical setups for cutting-edge experiments in quantum
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proficient in ROS/ROS2, Python and/or C++/C# Knowledge and/or experience within one or more of the fields of acoustic sensing, hydrodynamics, and machine learning is a plus. You have strong communication
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estimation of rotating tools. Direct tool wear characterization will be based on optical measurement systems and data processing to achieve wear feature recognition and quantification. Indirect tool wear
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will autonomously estimate the flexibility of converter-interfaced loads, communicate with an aggregator, and modify their decentralized control to contribute to the resilience and reliability
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for the position. DTU Electro has more than 300 employees with electrical and photonics engineering competencies. Research is performed within nanophotonics, lasers, quantum photonics, optical sensors, LEDs
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, lasers, quantum photonics, optical sensors, LEDs, photovoltaics, ultra-high speed optical transmission systems, and bio-photonics. Technology for people DTU develops technology for people. With our
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collaborate closely with a postdoctoral researcher responsible for in-situ fatigue testing under corrosive environments, and will participate in the 4D (x,y,z,time) analysis of the AM microstructure and crack
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efforts in materials physics and design, quantum optics, sensing and communication, biophysics, plasma physics, and continuum physics. Our research impacts society with new sustainable energy technologies
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management, self-organization and strong social skills. Lastly, you are expected to communicate scientific findings in international conferences as well as in high-impact scientific journals. Your primary
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Center (CoaST). These facilities are now equipped with modern graphical user interfaces, unified communication protocols, and structured data pipelines that collect and store experimental data in dedicated