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wide range of markets such as automotive, industrial and aerospace. At our Cottbus site, we develop intelligent sensor systems for demanding applications in industry, mobility, aerospace and beyond
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a particular focus on the integration of artificial intelligence with wireless sensing and communication. The research will study how radio signals and multimodal sensor observations can be jointly
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predictive maintenance of ships and maritime systems. Modern vessels generate large amounts of heterogeneous operational data from sensors, machinery, control systems, maintenance records, and other sources
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for major observatories. The center comprises approximately 30 researchers and faculty members, 20 engineers, technicians, or administrative staff, and 30 PhD students, postdocs, or fixed-term contractors. We
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/maelfait-lab Research Project Nucleic acids are potent triggers of immune responses. The presence of virus-derived RNA or DNA molecules activates nucleic acid sensors inside the host cell, which stimulates
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. Current research topics include optical levitation, optical tweezers with structured light, squeezed light for quantum sensing, quantum communication technologies, and quantum sensors based on NV centers in
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causal inference, integration of heterogeneous data sources, uncertainty quantification Work with a wide range of data types, for example dietary records, biomarkers, omics data, registry data, and sensor
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holography, structured-light and fringe projection, deflectometry, pattern tracking, high-speed imaging and thermography. Complementary photonic sensing approaches, such as fibre Bragg grating sensors, may
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cutting-edge SERS microspectroscopy sensors to detect and characterize fungal secondary metabolites at single-cell scale? This PhD might be for you! Soil fungi are key drivers of global carbon and nutrient
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advanced experiments for investigating cryogenics two-phase flow. A second objective is to build cryogenic sensors for heat and flow measurements, in collaboration with the Von Karman Institute (VKI, Belgium