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Physical Layer Security and Hardware Demonstrator Development Physical-layer security is becoming increasingly important for protecting next-generation wireless networks against eavesdropping, spoofing
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assisted ISAC framework available at the TUM ACES Lab. ▪ Conducting real world experiments to analyze performance deviations between theoretical models, software simulations, and hardware behavior. ▪ Working
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Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence. But who is developing the necessary chips? We are, for example! Would you like to help drive the development of a new highly efficient AI hardware
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. The focus of this PhD position is the development, characterization and experimental evaluation of advanced sensing hardware. Signal processing and Artificial Intelligence are applied as enabling technologies
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environment will be developed using hardware-in-the-loop components, enabling realistic scale-up to a full computing center and systematic evaluation of advanced operating strategies. Specifically, the PhD
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optimal computing and communication architectures for hardware acceleration of large-scale machine learning workloads Perform characterization and modeling of electronic and optical devices Develop hardware
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Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen | Bingen am Rhein, Rheinland Pfalz | Germany | 21 days ago
(Germany), which offers a world-leading research environment with access to the latest cutting-edge MRI hardware (incl. a Siemens 9.4T and Prisma 3T for humans as well as a 14.2T small animal system) and
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) invites applications for a PhD position in experimental nuclear physics. The successful applicant will contribute to hardware and analysis development for the ePIC experiment at the electron-ion collider
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involving Prof. Dr. Michael Bader (TUM CIT, Hardware-aware algorithms for HPC) , Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich (TUM CIT, Physics-enhanced Machine Learning) , and Prof. Dr. Hartwig Anzt (TUM CIT, Computational
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Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems, Magdeburg | Magdeburg, Sachsen Anhalt | Germany | about 2 months ago
, preferentially in chemical, bio or process engineering, physics, chemistry or related disciplines with grades above average, have strong interest in hardware development, have strong communication skills and