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://www.lmo.space/ ). The successful candidate will join the Computer Vision, machine Intelligence and Imaging (CVI2 ) research group headed by Prof. Djamila Aouada to pursue a PhD in the area of Domain Adaptation
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the feasibility, practicality and success evaluation of prototype implementations. The team you will be working with: Mike Papadakis Yves Le Traon PhD Student Role: Under the direction of a professor, the candidate
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conduct fundamental and translational research in the field of Systems Biology and Biomedicine - in the lab, in the clinic and in silico. We focus on neurodegenerative processes and are especially
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) research group). This PhD position is part of a larger project called R3AMA. The selected PhD students will be expected to collaborate with academic partners from the Georgia Institute of Technology, as
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of French, German and/or Luxembourgish is not required. Here's what awaits you at SnT A stimulating learning environment. Here post-docs and professors outnumber PhD students. That translates into access and
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design process of cyber-physical systems. The key idea is to represent a large set of design alternatives in a concise model with a well-defined semantics and then apply efficient verification techniques
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loading, a numerical procedure is to formulated and implemented to accelerate the simulations. Your Profile Aspiring researchers interested in a PhD project with strong industrial relevance are encouraged
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motivated PhD candidate for investigations in the area of large spacecraft formation flight, that is, a swarm consisting of dozens of satellites flying in proximity. You will join the Space System Engineering
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adjustment of cubesat formations, RF synchronization, interferometry between moving platforms, calibration of RF front-ends, ground testing making use of drones, cubesat systems, on-board processing, data
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Language Skills: Fluent written and verbal communication skills in English are required Here's what awaits you at SnT A stimulating learning environment. Here post-docs and professors outnumber PhD students