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distribution, which lead to an extremal analogue of Gaussian structural causal models. We further propose to develop scalable structure learning methods for these new models, including latent variable
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highly motivated PhD students to investigate grease degradation and contamination mechanisms in rolling bearings, as well as grease distribution, mixing and flow in the bearing. The project is in
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provinces will create landscapes that sustainably maintain healthy wild pollinator populations and communities. To provide a sound scientific basis for this, you will use species distribution modelling
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distribute throughout the body and influence biological systems. Your research will contribute directly to the development of safer, more effective, and more precisely targeted therapies for patients. Your
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Science (EEMCS), an internationally recognized research group in wireless communications, embedded systems, and distributed intelligence. Depending on your project, you will collaborate with leading universities
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, creating a European optical time and frequency distribution network, or building an industry prototype of an optical clock . Our group is furthermore exploring continuously operating atom interferometers
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Take on the challenge of investigating cryogenic two-phase flows to enable reliable hydrogen distribution and sustainable aviation, as a PhD candidate at TU Delft. Job description Hydrogen is one
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-world environments inevitably face noisy data, distribution shifts, and situations their training never anticipated. Existing machine learning research focuses on limiting the impact of such disturbances
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of settings where only parts of a system are extreme. Special attention will be given to parametric families like the Hüsler–Reiss distribution, which lead to an extremal analogue of Gaussian structural causal
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of photonic technologies into future wireless infrastructures. You will investigate how photonic integrated circuits can enable scalable and energy-efficient signal generation, beamforming, distribution, and