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for periodic systems. The postdoc position is for two years. The starting date is negotiable but should preferably be 01.11.2026. Job requirements PhD in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, or a related
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with academic partners. Job requirements We are looking for a highly motivated researcher with a strong background in atmospheric measurements and data analysis. You will have: A PhD in atmospheric
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structures and concrete material - and a genuinely collaborative and supportive environment in which to develop as a researcher. Job requirements Need-to-haves: You hold a PhD degree in Civil Engineering
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collaborative culture, and a diverse team, including 68 permanent staff, and over 100 PhD students and postdocs driving innovative research. Job requirements We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with
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Science/Artificial Intelligence, as well as master's programs in Computer Science, ICT in Business and the Public Sector, Media Technology, and Science Based Business. According to an independent research
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. The ideal candidate holds a PhD in transport, operations research, civil engineering, or a related field, with strong skills in mathematical optimization and modelling (ideally in Python) and an interest in
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contexts is valuable but secondary to technical excellence. Required qualifications A PhD degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or a closely related technical field. Demonstrated expertise in
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executed. In close collaboration with PhD researchers and project partners from TUM and ETH, you will contribute to the development of novel control and learning methods for aerial manipulators and multi
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synchronized to each patient's evolving gait dynamics as they recover. You will: Retrain an IMU-based gait-detection algorithm using stroke-patient data Run patient panels with stroke survivors, with a PhD
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-patient data Run patient panels with stroke survivors, with a PhD candidate, to assess fit, comfort, and usability Tune and clinically assess FES stimulation with physical therapists at Sint Maartenskliniek