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for IoT Wireless Sensor Networks Project Overview: We are looking for an outstanding Postdoctoral Researcher to join our ERC-funded project focused on solving one of the most pressing challenges in
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available with the following responsibilities. Further development and implementation of efficient methods for the representation and fusion of RGB-D, eye-tracking, and IMU sensor data Development of novel
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, modelling and simulation of photonic systems, sensor systems, signal processing and device manufacturing, development of machine learning algorithms, and design of optical communication networks or power
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sensor data, with applications in disease modeling and the development of material science-based innovations. These efforts aim to optimize system performance and uncover novel biological insights in close
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Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Frankfurt am Main | Frankfurt am Main, Hessen | Germany | about 2 months ago
(imaging) data analysis is preferred. Prior experience in microscopy is desired but not required.) Development of 3D diffusion-based single-molecule sensors (the candidate with theoretical knowledge and
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Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung | Bremerhaven, Bremen | Germany | 14 days ago
locations to drill a set of boreholes to the bed in the thermal transition zone. We will instrument the boreholes with tilt meters and temperature/pressure sensor, and use this information to characterize
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of seismic methods and numerical simulations, Good PC and programming skills (e.g., with Python, MATLAB), Experience with measurement techniques and field measurements using sensor technology (ideally using
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study qubit systems. A particular emphasis is on exploiting the manipulation capabilities of scanning probe microscopes to fabricate molecular quantum sensors on probe tips to detect the tiny electric and
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wide range of markets such as automotive, industrial and aerospace. Our interdisciplinary department "Microdisplays and Sensors" deals with the development and fabrication of microdisplays and sensors
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priming and susceptibility to infections. The project aims at understanding how endogenous nucleic acids can contribute to the basal activation of innate sensors. Our group previously studied the role