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science, mathematics, computational physics/chemistry or equivalent. The candidate: must demonstrate expertise in algorithmics/machine learning/artificial intelligence must show motivation in the interdisciplinary
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with custom or commercial electronics, optics, mechanics, fluidics, and both embedded and application-specific software and algorithms. Our goal is to validate these systems in real-world environments
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Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description AI Compute is a department in the AI & Algorithms expertise center
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in healthy states, genetically perturbed states, and during liver regeneration. On the other hand, you will develop algorithms to disentangle direct intercellular signals from those that are induced
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-constrained platforms, without heavily relying on human interventions for hardware-aware optimization, or are unable to generate runtime-adaptive workloads, such as AI algorithms that evolve over time in
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-house database of experimental real-world data enabling large-scale validation of developed algorithms. Wind turbine drivetrains are critical components, and their failures can lead to significant
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off-the-shelf sensors and the development of resilient algorithms that combine first-principles modeling with modern machine learning techniques. The goal is to push the boundaries of robust perception
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and Saeys teams. In this research project you will develop and apply algorithms to link clinical phenotypes of metastasis to molecular phenotypes in mouse models. It is known that metastases exhibit
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are searching for a motivated PhD candidate to design practical over-the-air computing algorithms and protocols for future edge AI applications. About the employer The research of this PhD position will be
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trustworthy medical AI? Deep models already outperform humans on many benchmarks, yet in the clinic they remain black boxes: radiologists cannot see why an algorithm flags a lesion, and AI engineers cannot tell