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PhD student (f/m/d) who wants to take ownership of the software ecosystem behind our computational imaging research – from experimental reconstruction algorithms used inside our lab to robust tools used
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of battery and hydrogen storage during Dunkelflaute periods. The developed algorithm will be first test in the hardware-in-the-loop environment developed together with the other partners. After that, the same
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of algorithms and research tools. Applications will be reviewed starting September 1, 2026, and will continue to be considered until the positions are filled. Further information and application instructions
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Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung | Bremerhaven, Bremen | Germany | about 1 month ago
the application of various ML algorithms, including supervised algorithms for environmental predictions, as well as unsupervised algorithms for clustering and LLMs/Transformers Experience with sequence data
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of an algorithm to analyse discharge signals, building a secure dataset for new tool–workpiece material combinations enabling process-integrated antibacterial coatings, derivation of data-based strategies to reduce
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develop advanced models, algorithms, and control solutions for simulating, optimizing, and operating future integrated energy systems. We address the challenges arising from the increasing integration
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involving Prof. Dr. Michael Bader (TUM CIT, Hardware-aware algorithms for HPC) , Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich (TUM CIT, Physics-enhanced Machine Learning) , and Prof. Dr. Hartwig Anzt (TUM CIT, Computational
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are using ferroelectric memories, which can calculate AI algorithms from the field of deep learning in resistive crossbar structures with extremely low power consumption and high speed. We are working
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tuberculosis (TB) screening research, spanning the evaluation of novel, high-throughput molecular tests, innovative screening algorithms, and digital health tools. A core component of the role involves
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techniques to simplify sensor calibration, analyze measurement data and develop adaptive algorithms for intelligent sensing applications. Conduct excellent research: Publish your research in leading