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, they have the potential to solve certain computational problems far more efficiently than classical machines. Realizing this potential requires entirely new numerical algorithms that combine advances in
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. During the PhD, you will work on topics at the intersection of probabilistic and extremal combinatorics, structural graph theory and algorithms. We study problems on discrete structures such as graphs
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pose estimation algorithms. The models and algorithms you develop will be part of open source and data repositories affiliated with the broader research program and TU Delft’s commitment to Open Science
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, advanced acquisition strategies, multi-static beamforming methods, and semi-tomographic reconstruction algorithms that enable high-quality 3D visualization of the abdominal aorta. In addition, you will
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information theory: designing and analysing error-correcting codes, establishing fundamental performance limits, and building practical decoding algorithms and architectures. Your research will sit at
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include theoretical results, mathematical proofs, and computational algorithms, as well as open-source software and validation through simulations and analysis. Experimental demonstration is an option if it
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to accurate sample reconstructions using advanced signal processing and tomographic reconstruction algorithms. With the inclusion of noise the object estimation accuracy will be based on statistical concepts
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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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reconfiguration operation. Develop and evaluate fast and efficient scheduling algorithms for fast control and reconfiguration of the optical AI compute clusters. Realize a small-scale compute cluster lab testbed
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algorithms on a four qubit quantum processor, realized baseband control of single spins, and demonstrated entanglement between remote spin qubit registers using spin shuttling. As a PhD researcher, you will