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stability. Affinity with numerical simulation, algorithm development and scientific programming. Excellent communication skills in English. The following are considered assets: Knowledge of power electronics
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advanced planning and control algorithms, real-time and energy-efficient sensing, and distributed perception. Its research is applied across diverse sectors, including agriculture, manufacturing and remote
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simulation methods and scientific software development. The successful candidate will contribute to research and development on: EMT simulation of future power systems. Simulation methods for converter
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Group Leader and Professor AI in Biology - Dept of Computer Science and Dept. Electrical Engineering
interested in recruiting faculty members who use and develop artificial intelligence methods and mechanistic mathematical models to address fundamental questions in biology. Examples of research topics include
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of underlying 3D scene representations. This requires the designing and developing of specialized computer-generated hologram (CGH) algorithms, modeling the propagation of incoherent light through space
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) rigorous evaluation of algorithmic improvements.For some inspiration on this topic, see the CertiFOX project page: https://www.bartbogaerts.eu/projects/CertiFOX/ Another long-standing objective is to
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closely with prof. Roel Leus on advancing the state of the art in decision diagram-based methods for combinatorial optimization, including the development of new theory, algorithms, and high-impact
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for many domains: models for text (Large Language Models) and vision models are certainly the most popular at the moment. A more recent development is the emergence of foundational models for more
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decrease by two orders of magnitude, so that testing of control algorithms in a wind tunnel environment requires algorithms that are a significantly faster than they need to be in the field. Instead, wind
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collaborate with other researchers at IDLab. You will develop novel ISAC-based collision avoidance algorithms that exploit communication signals and their reflections to sense surrounding obstacles, nearby UAVs