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, enabling more efficient downstream metallurgical processing and improved metal circularity. Over recent decades, numerous sensing technologies have been developed for metal scrap characterization. Yet
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germanium, and executed quantum algorithms on a four-qubit quantum processor. As a Postdoc researcher, you will explore opportunities with semiconductor quantum technology and aim to push the boundaries in
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and educational outcomes. Responsible AI and fairness auditing. Conduct algorithmic fairness validation of the CLARA system, develop documentation on data governance and GDPR compliance, and contribute
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) for algorithm development, control design, and data analysis. Confidence and interest in testing and iterating technology together with patients, in the lab and in the clinic. Excellent organizational and
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wearable-sensor (IMU) data and human motion analysis. Solid programming skills (ideally, in Python) for algorithm development, control design, and data analysis. Confidence and interest in testing and
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developing and benchmarking planning algorithms, and as a system-level validation tool before real-world deployment. By the end of the contract, the postdoctoral researcher is expected to play a leading role
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sensitivity analyses across pathology severity, body morphology, camera viewpoint, and environmental conditions Develop a single-camera, home-based markerless system Test the algorithm across lab and home
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vision, and/or synthetic data generation for model training. Solid programming skills (e.g., Python) for algorithm development, data analysis, and computational modeling. Experience with, or affinity
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elegant APIs and intuitive, welcoming, user-centered interfaces; Definition and development of agentic (user)interfaces to OpenML; Contribute to OpenMLs’ federated position ensuring that the platform
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to both technical metrics and educational outcomes. Responsible AI and fairness auditing. Conduct algorithmic fairness validation of the CLARA system, develop documentation on data governance and GDPR