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four-year PhD position in the Radio Systems group to develop distributed sensing and digital signal-processing methods for identifying and characterising electromagnetic interference and high
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characterize subsurface structures, buried infrastructure, and material properties; · develop and apply AI and machine learning methods for signal processing, image analysis, data fusion, and prediction
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Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) | Eindhoven, Provincie Noord-Brabant | Netherlands | 2 months ago
Deadline 4 Oct ’26 Published yesterday Vacancy ID 2026/488 Apply now 52 days remaining Save Get personalised job matches! Create an account in 2 minutes! Research fields Engineering; Computer science Job
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image processing) as well as a solid foundation in mathematics and physics are strongly desirable. Proficiency in the use of computer-aided engineering tools would be an asset. Strong general computer
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, such as food processing, drug production, microchips and solar panels. In this project, a commercialised flow sensor that works with ultrasound is further developed so that other fluid properties, which
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development vision and the ESA Vision 2040. To this end, the Department has defined strategic roadmaps for key technologies aimed at developing key capabilities in line with the strategic vision. To
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. Screening is part of the selection procedure. For questions about working and living in the Netherlands, please consult the official website of the Dutch Government or the Expat Center East Netherlands
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. Screening is part of the selection procedure. For questions about working and living in the Netherlands, please consult the official website of the Dutch government or the Expat Center East Netherlands
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and make the most of your talents. Employer Radboudumc Welcome to Radboud university medical center (Radboudumc), where our research groups strive for innovative solutions that make impact on health
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control, visual landing and event-based vision, scientific deep learning for physical systems, spiking neural networks for event-based systems. Building on this experience, the research line on the theory