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6G and beyond. The project combines analytical modelling, system simulation, photonic integrated circuit design, machine learning, and experimental validation using state-of-the-art communication
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, hydrodynamic data, infrastructure data, etc.) will be used in combination with already existing tools for maritime traffic simulation (e.g., OpenTNSim, which is being developed at TU Delft), energy consumption
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algorithms. The relevant processes at the individual vessel level can be modelled in detail, and their performance can be tracked in time and space. Corridor scale effects will be simulated by aggregating
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on physics processes that have so far proven difficult to understand, while at the same time contributing to societal challenges? Then join our research team in advancing our understanding of radiative
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managing the entire application process. Additional Information Benefits You will receive a temporary position for 4 years. The gross monthly salary amounts a minimum of € 3217 and a maximum of € 4220
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responsibilities will include: providing expert technical support and consultancy to ESA projects, programmes and general studies in the field of microelectronics implementation of digital signal processing
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principles, signal processing methods and simulation outcomes. Your duties may also include supporting other activities within your field of competence. Development programme In addition to your daily work
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Shape the future of cancer research with AI-Driven 3D spheroid model simulations! Join us! We are seeking a motivated PhD candidate to join our interdisciplinary team bridging experimental in vitro work
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training, analytics, and simulation workflows; understand the role of data engineering in enabling digital twins, AI agents, and decision support; work in an international and interdisciplinary team
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into the ACT's simulation, analysis and optimisation workflows, fostering the adoption of mathematically grounded machine learning methods in space applications. As an ACT researcher, you will: publish results in