42 distributed-algorithm "University of Exeter" Postdoctoral positions in Netherlands
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Are you excited about pushing the boundaries of ultrasound imaging? Join our team to develop next-generation multi-aperture ultrasound technology combining distributed sensing, adaptive acquisition
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national center for biodiversity information. Among other things, Naturalis runs large-scale ML services for nature recognition, including bioacoustics algorithms developed in the team. What you will do
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postdoctoral researcher in the NWO KIC project STURDI-Water (Storage, Upgrade, Reuse and Distribution of Water in regional collaborative networks), you lead research aimed at identifying the key success factors
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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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that could provide local flexibility, support charging infrastructure, and enable new forms of distributed energy storage. Furthermore, growing numbers of electric bus and In-Motion Charging (IMC) batteries
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for trolleybuses and electric public transport. These networks represent a largely untapped energy asset that could provide local flexibility, support charging infrastructure, and enable new forms of distributed
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, including bioacoustics algorithms developed in the team. What you will do Conducting rigorous research at the intersection of ML and wildlife bioacoustics; Actively participating in regular group and one
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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