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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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classification of aluminium scraps and contaminants. Design and validate algorithms for multi-sensor data interpretation and sensor fusion. Conduct laboratory experiments on scrap characterisation and sorting
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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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, retrain the stimulation-control algorithm for stroke-specific gait, and evaluate usability, comfort, and fit during prolonged use. You will also initiate adaptable, IMU-based stimulation control
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system for stroke rehabilitation, test and optimize it with patients, retrain the stimulation-control algorithm for stroke-specific gait, and evaluate usability, comfort, and fit during prolonged use. You
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, and construction-task constraints, supporting real-time 3D visualization, human monitoring, algorithm testing, and pre-assembly validation. The platform will serve both as a research environment for
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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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-camera, home-based markerless system Test the algorithm across lab and home-recorded environments to assess real-world performance Design clinician-facing visualization tools ensuring privacy-by-design
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(Automated Design of Algorithms) group in the machine learning clusters at LIACS, Leiden University, and supervised by Jan van Rijn and Holger Hoos. You will be working intensely with other project members
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estimates, and emission algorithms. The relevant processes at the individual vessel level can be modelled in detail, and their performance can be tracked in time and space. Corridor scale effects will be