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fundamental performance limits and trade-offs; and provide guiding principles for the design of efficient and reliable JCAS-enabled wireless systems. Academic and Research Environment Eindhoven University
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. Experience with experimental work in optics and photonics is a plus. A team player able to work in a dynamic, interdisciplinary environment. Fluent in spoken and written English (C1 level). There is no Dutch
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our career page . Application If you are interested in working in an exciting, dynamic, high-tech environment, where you will contribute to creating the society of the future, we invite you to submit a
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addresses positioning methods for wireless localization and sensing. It is extremely useful to be able to sense and locate users, the surroundings and Internet-of-Things devices, and wireless technology is
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beautiful, green campus within walking distance of the central train station. In addition, we offer you: An exciting job in a dynamic work environment and a multidisciplinary consortium. A 0.8 fte appointment
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tools that bridge the gap between data complexity and clinical interpretation. Benefit from a stimulating interdisciplinary environment, combining expertise in Data Science and Data Visualization. As part
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eager to learn more and has a strong interest in research. A social person, have a good team spirit and like to work in an internationally oriented environment. International and female candidates
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provide direct access to the ESH-SOC (Eindhoven Security Hub Security Operation Center), an operative environment collecting threat data from third party IT infrastructures to provide information and an
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access to the ESH-SOC (Eindhoven Security Hub Security Operation Center), an operative environment collecting threat data from third party IT infrastructures to provide information and an experimentation
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The TU/e Built Environment chair of Smart Architectural Technologies is looking for a post-doctoral researcher to support research on healthcare decision-making as part of the project Pandemic