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with scientific programming and quantitative data analysis, particularly in Python, is welcomed. Experience with droplet generation, thermal diagnostics, image processing, or automated experimental
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processing, machine learning, computational imaging, and clinical translation. Beyond your individual research contributions, you will serve as a technical coach for the PhD researchers, helping to align
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requirements and priorities. Strong skills in data analysis, image processing, and programming (e.g., Python/C++). Demonstrated experience in publishing scientific journal papers. Fluent in English (oral and
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(adaptive) imaging strategies and reconstruction. The research combines ultrasound physics, signal processing, machine learning, computational imaging, and clinical translation. Beyond your individual
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Explore fundamental spin physics at the interface of acoustics and MRI, and help develop a new imaging contrast sensitive to microscopic magnetic-field inhomogeneities. Job description We
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collaborative project with Department of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Particle Therapy Research Center (Partrec) and SHINE Europe BV, we are looking for a motivated and innovative postdoc who wants
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this is your opportunity! For a collaborative project with Department of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Particle Therapy Research Center (Partrec) and SHINE Europe BV, we are looking for a
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systems in the Netherlands! Job description Spaceborne radar systems has proven to be effective tools for broader applications from high-resolution imaging to altimetry. In TU Delft, we are openning a 2
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diversity of platforms and building blocks. The foundry model is now becoming established where Process Design Kits (PDKs) allow fabless designers to create their own chips with custom functionality. While
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these operations, and then train transformer models to predict sequences of operations in unseen data. Please see Weindel, Borst, & van Maanen, eLife, 2025, Weindel, van Maanen, & Borst, Imaging Neuroscience, 2024