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of ongoing research projects, with ample room for your own initiatives. Amsterdam UMC offers a position within an enthusiastic team where you can contribute to cutting-edge research in vascular medicine. You
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Give robots a human-like sense of touch. Develop integrated sensors and mixed-signal readout ICs for flexible electronic skin, enabling fast, robust and scalable tactile intelligence for advanced
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conditions, loading schemes and biological read-outs to capture key processes of bone resorption and formation; implement and validate the BBoC platform within the Amsterdam UMC Bone and Calcium Unit, using
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translational microbiome researchers at Amsterdam UMC; present research findings at scientific conferences and publish results in peer-reviewed journals. What we ask of you You have/are a degree (PhD, or
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) to determine the biophysical and molecular mechanisms associated with myelin remodeling. This project is a collaboration with Dr. Rogier Min of the Amsterdam Leukodystrophy Center (ALC), Amsterdam UMC. Well
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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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( STAR ) and the Automated Design of Algorithms ( ADA ) research groups. Moreover, there are plenty of opportunities for interaction and collaboration with other groups at the institute and internationally
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collaboration with the Department of Advanced Computer Science and the Sensor Engineering group, creating a highly interdisciplinary research environment at the intersection of plant science, engineering, and
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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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collaboration with the Department of Advanced Computer Science and the Sensor Engineering group, creating a highly interdisciplinary research environment at the intersection of plant science, engineering, and