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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Description The Center for Behavioral Institutional Design , New York University Abu Dhabi, seeks to recruit several
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Description The Center for Behavioral Institutional Design , New York University Abu Dhabi, seeks to recruit several postdoctoral researchers interested in exploring the origins of human behavioral
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on designing and developing novel medical devices for ultimate human use. CENTMED oversees a variety of exciting projects developing new treatments and diagnostics for cardiovascular, neurologic, and metabolic
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layer design of next-generation wireless communication systems, with a primary focus on 6G technologies. The research will particularly emphasize spectrum candidates beyond the current 5G NR range
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the NextG Wireless Lab. The successful candidate will contribute to cutting-edge research on the modeling, design, and performance analysis of emerging massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO
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optical measurement setups, including the design and execution of channel sounding or propagation measurement campaigns Experience with RF/optical ray tracing simulation software, e.g., Wireless Insite
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systems in the face of modern constraints such as optimization under uncertainty, constrained query evaluation, or the design of efficient, explainable, and scalable query engines. The successful applicant
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, including those involving deformable objects and uncertain conditions.. Semantic Navigation & Mapping – Designing solutions for robot navigation, for Mobile Manipulators, that integrate environmental
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containing linkers and porous frameworks and then investigate the supramolecular interactions with various organic pollutants. This would require knowledge in the design and synthesis of porous frameworks
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boundaries coevolve in multiplex communities; how attribute- and opinion-based cues shape insider/outsider categorization, intergroup relations, and social cohesion; and how to design interventions