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Shape the future of wireless communication through pioneering research in signal processing and physical layer communication! Job description Wireless communication is evolving rapidly, driven by
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, highly variable processes behave in the real world? Are you eager to develop new methods that push the boundaries of process mining research? Process mining research focuses on analyzing abstract objects
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Are you fascinated by understanding how complex, highly variable processes behave in the real world? Are you eager to develop new methods that push the boundaries of process mining research? Process
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As part of the Purifiy project, we are looking for a EngD candidate on the design of plastic pyrolysis purification processes. Pyrolysis offers a promising path to valorize difficult-to-recycle
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23 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Wageningen University & Research Research Field Engineering » Chemical engineering Engineering » Process engineering Researcher Profile First Stage
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relevant for industrial partners? If so, these may be the ideal Eng D position for you. Waste streams that originate from processing agrifood materials still contain many valuable components, including
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join a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment with expertise in computer vision, pattern recognition, machine learning, bioinformatics, deep learning, generative AI, neuromorphic
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, enabling trustworthy computation without compromising energy budgets. Treating security as a first-class citizen when designing hardware components and future computer architectures requires novel design
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are: theoretical phytopathology; predictive modelling / Bioinformatics; quantitative disease immunity; structural biology. However, researchers working on other cutting-edge theories/approaches in phytopathology
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a competitive (funding) landscape. Specific topics that are complementary to the current research group are: theoretical phytopathology; predictive modelling / Bioinformatics; quantitative disease