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economy. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will unravel how silicon suppresses liquid copper infiltration at the atomic scale, using density functional theory-accurate machine-learned potentials and
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the intersection of machine learning (ML) and the sounds of wildlife (“bioacoustics”). We are also happy to consider candidates in one of the two fields who can demonstrate a strong basis for working in this cross
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traffic flow theory with machine learning, and with that, the best of both worlds: theory and logic where necessary, data-driven where possible. This innovative new approach enables more efficient and
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an enthusiastic and highly motivated researcher. You have, or will shortly, acquire a PhD degree in the field of Human-Computer Interaction, Interaction Design or Interaction Technology or equivalent Ideally, you
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across the broader TU Delft research community. Job requirements PhD in computer science, AI, machine learning, data science, network science, computational social science, or a related field. Expertise in
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to develop a new generation of traffic prediction methods, combining traffic flow theory with machine learning, and with that, the best of both worlds: theory and logic where necessary, data-driven where
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substantial experience with machine learning techniques. You have experience with the PreFer data challenge. You have experience with working with Dutch register data. You have the ability to identify
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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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packaging and e-waste, while Exergy will develop the digital-twin and machine-learning tools that make the process adaptive and scalable. The research effort will be directed towards the selective recovery in
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-data interaction, and machine learning, making it a natural home for advancing data interaction in hybrid care. This specific position is in close collaboration with Catharina Hospital Eindhoven and