86 postdoctoral-biomedical-signal-processing scholarships at Chalmers University of Technology
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, Chalmers is leading the 1.5-billion-SEK, 12-year Wallenberg Centre for Quantum Technology (WACQT) , where the core project is to build a superconducting quantum computer. You will contribute to this project
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for efficient operation across terahertz frequencies, addressing complexities in developing advanced broadband terahertz waveguides and layouts, and overcoming challenges related to signal attenuation
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technologies. The focus is on integrating broadband capabilities within the receiver design for efficient operation across terahertz frequencies, addressing complexities in developing advanced broadband
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. Application deadline: 2024-06-11 For questions, please contact: Professor, Fredrik Kahl, Computer Vision Group, [email protected] Professor, Lennart Svensson, Signal Processing Group, lennart.svensson
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Kahl, Computer Vision Group, [email protected] Professor, Lennart Svensson, Signal Processing Group, [email protected] *** Chalmers declines to consider all offers of further
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McKelvey, division of Signal processing and Biomedical engineering, [email protected], 031-7728061 *** Chalmers declines to consider all offers of further announcement publishing or other types
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materials, especially two-dimensional (2D) variants, show broadband (almost white) luminescence, which is very attractive for applications in LEDs. Recent studies indicate that the white light emission is (in
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on ferroelectric nematic liquid crystals, with the aim to further increase the knowledge about the mechanisms behind their formation and their phase behavior. From an applicational point of view, the understanding
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behind their formation and their phase behavior. From an applicational point of view, the understanding of the interplay between NF materials and bounding surfaces, is of special importance. Depending
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materials, especially two-dimensional (2D) variants, show broadband (almost white) luminescence, which is very attractive for applications in LEDs. Recent studies indicate that the white light emission is (in