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cutting-edge computer vision, wearable sensors, and citizen science, RUN2GETHER will capture large-scale, real-world data during running events and group runs. These data will advance our understanding
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these hypotheses through an interdisciplinary study of meat consumption in Greco-Roman Egypt, with particular attention to the origin and processing of meat, as well as its broader institutional, socio-economic, and
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/phd ). Selection process For more information please contact Prof. dr. Sarah Vansteenkiste and Prof. Dr. Kristof De Witte, Professors at KU Leuven. All applications have to go via the official KU Leuven
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demands of real-time, edge-based processing. We are looking for a highly motivated PhD researcher with an interest in optimizing AI models on resource-constrained embedded hardware. Requirements include
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corresponding research methods in consultation with your supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process. You will conduct the research efficiently and to an appropriate standard
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your supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process. You will conduct the research efficiently and to an appropriate standard, possibly abroad, and compete for funding
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retinal aspects of the eye. You will draw up a research plan and corresponding research methods in consultation with your supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process
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/or image processing Experience in protein expression and purification Knowledge of kinase signaling and regulation Evidence of research excellence, such as publications, conference presentations
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evaluation by the doctoral committee. Selection process The selection procedure consists of a preselection based on application file and an interview. Work Location(s) Number of offers available1Company
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communication style, a problem-solving attitude, critical mind set and is proactive and result-driven. Selection process For more information please contact Prof. dr. John Creemers, mail: john.creemers