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dissipative networks. We will view learning as a feedback interconnection of continuous-time (circuit) dynamics and an optimization algorithm. The key idea is to develop algorithms that minimise cost functions
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Fixed-term contract: 12 months. What do we offer? We offer a dynamic and inspiring environment with excellent support for experimental work and analysis, and great opportunities for collaboration
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monitoring of biomolecules. In this PhD project, you will explore a novel direction: you will study how nanoswitch sensors can be designed for the continuous monitoring of complex nucleic-acids with dynamic
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, dynamic behaviour and environmental influences. Develop calibration and uncertainty-evaluation methods for using these sensors in electrical power and efficiency measurements. Apply the measurement system
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health professions education. Your colleagues: You are part of a young, ambitious and dynamic team focus on having a global impact on healthcare through research and translating this into education. What
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communicate your findings through your PhD thesis, presentations at (inter)national conferences and via broader outreach. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/363554/phd-position
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Molecular Biosensing and the Protein Engineering research groups at TU/e (see www.tue.nl/mbx and https://merkxlab.nl/ ). Their fields of expertise on continuous biosensing and protein engineering are
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tunneling diode (RTD) excitable dynamics with quantum-dot active devices capable of providing a nonlinear amplifying response to extremely weak optical stimuli. These photonic neurons will be realized as
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microswimmers/microrobots that can move and interact autonomously in 3D environments, mimicking the complex dynamics of microorganisms in fluids. Living systems such as bacteria or algae exhibit remarkable
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challenging at temperatures approaching 20 K. Develop new methods to reveal how aerospace materials deform and become damaged under cryogenic and dynamic loading. Your research will contribute to safer hydrogen