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for intelligent brain-computer interfaces? We are offering a PhD position in analog/mixed-signal CMOS circuit design for EEG and wearable sensor interfaces, as part of a pioneering project focused on assistive
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agricultural robotics and new sustainable farming practices. The PhD projects will be combining new sensor systems and perception algorithms. So, if you are one of the 2 selected applicants, your primary
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Virtual Training Environment (VTE) for disaster response simulation, integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) with Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) using smart sensor networks, and resilience
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working with “DTU Smart Road,” a full-scale pavement research platform at DTU’s main campus that hosts embedded strain and temperature sensors. Experiments will also involve the development and installation
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available sensor and meter infrastructure, affordable computational resources, and advanced modeling algorithms. MPCs excel in handling constrained optimizations and new operational conditions, whereas RLs
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available sensor and meter infrastructure, affordable computational resources, and advanced modeling algorithms. MPCs excel in handling constrained optimizations and new operational conditions, whereas RLs
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employees of which around 200 research different aspects of photonics. Research is performed within nanophotonics, photonic nanotechnology, lasers, quantum photonics, optical sensors, LEDs, photovoltaics
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ELISA, immunoassays, electrochemical sensors, and/or mass spectrometry. Solid understanding of biochemical principles relevant to disease biomarkers. Preferable hands-on experience with patient sample
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the development of a Virtual Training Environment (VTE) for disaster response simulation, integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) with Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) using smart sensor networks, and
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. We aim to push the limits of sensitivity and spatial resolution in quantum metrology using novel schemes while developing robust sensor platforms for real-world applications. As a PhD student in our