8 membrane-technology positions at CWI in Netherlands

Phd student on the theory of characterization procedures for quantum computers

Organisation of the Dutch Research Council (NWO) . The mission of CWI is to conduct pioneering research in mathematics and computer science, generating new knowledge in these fields and conveying it to trade

PhD student on computational modelling of “Green Sparks”

, discharge experiments in different “green” gases will be performed by two PhD students at the departments of applied physics and electrical engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology, while the PhD

PhD student on Graph Algorithms with Applications in Bioinformatics

of the Dutch Research Council (NWO) . The mission of CWI is to conduct pioneering research in mathematics and computer science, generating new knowledge in these fields and conveying it to trade, industry, and

PhD student on Numerical modeling of electrical discharges in insulators

contains a void or a crack. In this project, the focus is on partial discharges that occur in high-tech actuators, such as those used to position wafers for chip production. The performance of such actuators

Postdoc, on the subject of Learning-Augmented Algorithms/Mechanism Design

description Optimization for and with Machine Learning (OPTIMAL) is a Dutch research project funded by NWO (2020-2025). It is a collaboration between researchers from the University of Amsterdam, CWI, Tilburg

Postdoc on the subject of Adaptive Sequential Testing

science, generating new knowledge in these fields and conveying it to trade, industry, and society at large. CWI is an internationally oriented institute, with 160 scientists from approximately 27 countries

PhD student on the subject “Tensor modEliNg, geOmetRy and optimiSation” (TENORS)

Doctorate Network TENORS . The TENORS consortium consists of eleven academic and industrial partners and ten associate partners, located in eight European countries. It offers in total 15 PhD positions

3 PhD students on the subject of “Machine Learning for Combatting Cybercrime”

it to trade, industry, and society at large. CWI is an internationally oriented institute, with 160 scientists from approximately 27 countries, an informal atmosphere and short lines of communication