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that enable dozens of molecular factors to be screened in vivo during development and disease, accelerating the discovery of pathways that control immune-cell behavior. You will help expand these technologies
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to integrate both the function of emitting radiation with a controlled multimodal profile, and that of analyzing the emitted wavefront. It's a thinned multi-strand component with a novel structure resembling a
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. They will carry out physico-chemical stability tests and controlled-release studies in biological and simulated media, applying techniques from biochemistry, cell biology and molecular biology, including
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, formal methods, convex geometry). 2. Master’s or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Control Systems, or a closely related field. 3. Experience in reachability analysis, formal verification
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, new methods of their analysis, vibrations of synchronization oscillators. 2) a description of the leading research undertaken in the unit: The development of methods for controlling chaos without
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ultrasound technologies, ultrasound-responsive drug carrier formulations, and adaptive closed-loop control algorithms as an integrated precision drug delivery platform for the brain. Our approach employs a
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centres as controllable electricity loads. Topics include temporal and spatial shifting of computing workloads, the use of on-site energy storage and backup capacity, thermal flexibility and waste heat
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Si, σ = 10+3 S/m) electrically conductive materials, and N or P doped-SiC semiconductors [2,3]. The study combines formulation and shaping of particles at controlled granulometry, to ensure mechanical
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neurodevelopment with a focus on how NR2F1 dosage shapes the specification of neuronal lineages and the formation of cortical circuits. NR2F1 is a key transcription factor controlling embryonic neuronal development
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Systems Control Theory Formal Methods Reachability Analysis Computational Geometry Context The applicant will be directly advised by Prof. Matthias Althoff (https://www.ce.cit.tum.de/cps/members/prof-dr-ing