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at conferences. You will work at the interface between AI, chemistry, and biology, with a proactive and interdisciplinary attitude. You will become a member of the Molecular Machine Learning team (led by Prof. F
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will be based in Odense, under the primary supervision of Prof. Ricardo J. G. B. Campello , but they will be expected to also work closely with other PhD students, postdocs, and collaborators both from
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Requirements: Applicants should hold an MSc or Diploma in Engineering, Computer Science or a related discipline. Background in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. Strong programming skills (Python
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mathematics Proficient in programming (Python and C++) Fluent in written and spoken English; knowledge of German is an asset Strong analytical and independent working style Excellent teamwork and communication
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electrical engineering, computational engineering, or a related discipline A strong foundation in power system modelling and simulation Solid programming skills (Python, C++, or comparable languages) Interest
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engineering Very strong mathematical and algorithmic background Programming experience (Python, C++, etc.) Familiarity with parallel programming frameworks (e.g. MPI, CUDA) Fluent in written and spoken English
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programme , and is led by profs. Alexey Lyulin, Heiner Friedrich and Henk Huinink (all TU/e) and prof. Bernard Geurts (U Twente). The project explores how waste products can be turned into a sustainable
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Description PhD Student in Medical & Surgical Robotics The Medical Robotics Lab (MeRo Lab), led by Prof. Quentin Boehler, is a newly formed research group at ETH Zurich starting in March 2026. Our goal is to
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assistant (PraeDoc) on this 4-year position, you will be part of the research group “Quantum Information Science and Quantum Computation”, led by Univ.- Prof. Dr. Philip Walther. The group is part of
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) on this 4-year position, you will be part of the research group “Quantum Information Science and Quantum Computation”, led by Univ.- Prof. Dr. Philip Walther. The group is part of the Quantum Optics, Quantum