26 image-coding-"UCL"-"UCL" research jobs at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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Job Description A 9 month postdoc position is available at the Center for Fast Ultrasound Imaging (CFU), Department of Health Technology from December 1, 2025 sponsored by the European Research
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, “Mathcrete”, and offers a unique opportunity to collaborate closely with another Postdoc specializing in 3D nano image reconstruction and modelling tools development, as well as other PhDs and Postdocs within
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metabolism strategies to improve the capacity of these microbes for efficient, high-yield bioconversions from CO₂ and P2X feedstocks, such as methanol, formate, and hydrogen. Our ultimate goal is to prototype
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disease diagnostics. Responsibilities: Design, prototype, and test microfluidic systems for point-of-care biosensing applications Develop implantable or wearable devices for real-time in vivo diagnostics
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Job Description If you have extended experience in imaging and imaging analysis from two- and three-dimension (3D) cell culture and your aspiration is to be at the forefront of system biology and
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Job Description If you want to contribute to pioneering quantum-enhanced biomedical imaging in a leading international research environment, we might have the position for you. At DTU Physics
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primary tasks will be to: Structure and curate large-scale datasets using open repositories, Design and implement the analysis including code development, Lead the writing of scientific articles and present
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staff developing a prototype for multiplex diagnosis of contagious diseases based on LAMP technology. Your work will be part of a large EU project with 20 partners in Europe and the USA as
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supply, cooling, or shielding/activation. Proficiency in neutronics codes (OpenMC, MCNP, Serpent) or thermo-mechanical tools (ANSYS, COMSOL); or capacity for rapid learning. Ability to maintain disciplined
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forward the emerging field of Geophotonics — a novel paradigm that explores the interaction of light with natural crystalline materials to decode the dynamics of Earth's surface. The positions offer a