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scientific initiative focused on AI-assisted reverse engineering of integrated circuits for hardware assurance and intelligence analysis. The project is conducted within the Deep Learning for Perception and
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differential equations that require careful modeling and analysis. Imaging optics involves the design and optimization of imaging systems, such as cameras and telescopes, to most accurately capture and reproduce
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Fixed-term contract: 12 months. What do we offer? We offer a dynamic and inspiring environment with excellent support for experimental work and analysis, and great opportunities for collaboration
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integrates molecular biology, glycomics, and biochemical analysis to understand influenza attachment and tropism. We are a collaborative group that values complementary expertise and interdisciplinary training.
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relaxations of the underlying PDE constraints can effectively reduce the nonlinearity of the inverse problem. Understanding this requires mathematical analysis of the PDEs and the resulting inverse problems, as
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in order to recruit 11 outstanding PhD students. The MoM section is recognized worldwide for its high-level research on experimental analysis, theoretical understanding and predictive modelling
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with neurological disorders, yet its effects on everyday movement remain poorly understood. In this PhD project, you will combine cutting-edge physiological measurements, motion analysis and wearable
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well-documented analysis pipelines, models and data products. Contribute up to 0.1 FTE to teaching or supervision at Maastricht University. Are you excited to work at the interface of neuroscience and
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neuroscience and evolutionary biology. The University of Groningen provides exceptional infrastructure, including access to the Hábrók high-performance computing cluster for large-scale data analysis, large
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and collecting experimental data. You also have experience with, or a strong willingness to develop, skills in advanced statistical methods and quantitative data analysis. Experience with computational