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The Department of Diagnostics and Intervention at the Faculty of Medicine is looking for a doctoral student in the subject of Biomedical Engineering, focusing on motion analysis and motor control in
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Engineering (CSE), specialising in mathematics. To be admitted for studies at third-cycle level the applicant is required to have completed a second-cycle level degree or completed course requirements of
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new idea is to use optimal transport to achieve this. Optimal transport is a classical tool with roots in 18th century France, where it was studied in relation to engineering and geometry. Here, it will
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information at: https://www.umu.se/en/department-of-computing-science/ Is this interesting for you? Welcome with your application before 13 May, 2024 Project description Current AI technology surpasses humans
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another discipline that is deemed relevant in relation to the research being conducted within the current project (e.g. Media and Communication Studies, Political Science, etc.). The degree must be
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envelopes as passive architectural solutions, DC64° focuses on building productive interfaces between the disciplines of architecture and urban planning, building technology, urban water management, plant
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of research, but also adept at navigating the complex intersections of architecture, urbanism, landscape, and technology from both a theoretical and practice within diverse cultural, social, and political
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with applications in e.g., automated radiotherapy or as in this project in the life sciences. Our current research includes e.g., structured regularization, learning with imbalanced data, federated
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, landscape, and technology from both a theoretical and practice within diverse cultural, social, and political contexts. Through collaboration with their peers, PhD students can nurture and advance
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of architecture, urbanism, landscape, and technology from both a theoretical and practice within diverse cultural, social, and political contexts. Through collaboration with their peers, PhD students can nurture