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performance, and data and product quality. You will join the section in charge of sensor performance, data quality, algorithm development, and calibration and validation (Cal/Val) for the ESA EO missions
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identify those with the highest potential for early adoption in space engineering; translate theoretical advances into algorithmic innovations, design principles and prototype tools that can be integrated
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, algorithms and products: undertaking advanced research activities addressing major observational gaps and scientific priorities in EO. The research will cover a wide range of innovative topics and missions
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, analyse, and validate innovative numerical algorithms and mathematical frameworks for problems arising in materials, fundamental physics, dynamics, optimisation, control, uncertainty quantification, inverse
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tasking in real time. The fellowship will investigate how mission planning can evolve from static scheduling to an adaptive, intelligence-driven process executed directly on board satellites. This includes
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(for example insect-eye–inspired motion detectors for planetary landing and insect-inspired navigation algorithms) to evolutionary and neuromorphic approaches to autonomous control, as well as soft-robotic