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AI, this position focuses heavily on conducting advanced data evaluations and hands-on technology testing for SMEs in Luxembourg across six economic sectors: manufacturing, transport & logistics
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to develop a new type of optical computing devices capable of solving difficult combinatorial problems. Such combinatorial problems frequently arise in our society, for example in logistics, finance
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, health and medicine, logistics, infrastructure, and industrial operations. The PhD project will focus on the intersection of machine learning, causal inference, and classical statistical methods. A central
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depending on logistical feasibility. Applications received by e-mail will not be considered. Acquisition in response to this advertisement is not appreciated. Website for additional job details https
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. Isel Grau and Dr. Yingqian Zhang (from TU/e). As part of the project you will also take part in two secondments, one at a industry partner, where you will test early prototypes in real logistic scenarios
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the transportation domain, taking into account their interactions with cargo, materials and objects that they manipulate; interaction with environments; and interaction between machines in the logistic system
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; coordinate each network-wide training event to ensure all logistical arrangements, including location, course content, and travel, are effectively managed; support conflict resolution management; support
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asset management for port structures”. Norwegian ports are critical infrastructure — vital to national logistics, maritime trade, and the livelihoods of coastal communities. Yet unlike roads and bridges
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will address a diverse and impactful set of use cases: Logistics, shipping and business transactions; Ship design and construction; Voyage planning and optimization; Condition monitoring and maintenance
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), the logistics of global supply chains, and equity in health care. The university takes its social responsibility seriously and fosters its activities with many groups and institutions in Bremen, including twelve