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at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Aarhus University, where we are advancing communication-efficient and distributed foundation model inference across the computing continuum
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work on cryo-electron tomography studies of regulatory synapses at the axon initial segment of neurons. Expected start date and duration of employment The starting date is 1st September 2026, or as soon
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work on cryo-electron tomography studies of regulatory synapses at the axon initial segment of neurons. Expected start date and duration of employment The starting date is 1st September 2026, or as soon
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the physical understanding of the experiments performed in our lab and important guidelines for future work. Potential tasks will be to: model the electronic structure of quantum emitters in layered transition
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systematic investigations of charge state distributions, fragmentation behavior under collisional- and electron-based dissociation, and differentiation of peptide isoforms and PTMs using negative ion mode
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The Department of Electronic Systems at The Technical Faculty of IT and Design invites applications for a postdoc in the field of wireless communications as per May 1, 2026, or as soon as possible
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computer graphics, or human vision and attention. The posts require research skills in the design of studies, use of methods, research prototyping and data analysis, and you should have documented experience
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University with related departments. Contact information For further information please contact Center leader and professor: Mogens Sandø Lund, email: mogens.lund@qgg.au.dk, telephone: +45 20751222, or PostDoc
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The Department of Electronic Systems at The Technical Faculty of IT and Design invites applications for a postdoc in the field of Physical Artificial Intelligence and its integration with wireless
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investigations of charge state distributions, fragmentation behavior under collisional- and electron-based dissociation, and differentiation of peptide isoforms and PTMs using negative ion mode workflows. Research