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control for hybrid wireless networks. By combining photonic hardware with artificial intelligence, the project aims to demonstrate a new class of adaptive communication systems capable of supporting future
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researchers in the XR-Lab and contribute to ongoing developments that connect software engineering, human-centred design, and applied space technology. The internship offers exposure to both practical
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systems that support patients in their rehabilitation journey at home. Where else than at AUAS Contribute to pioneering research on Embodied AI and healthcare innovation with direct societal impact. Work
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glycobiology? We are looking for a motivated and ambitious PhD student in our glycoproteomics team to push high-end mass spectrometry hardware and software technologies beyond current limits by developing
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, contrast, colour fidelity, and viewing comfort; evaluate device-level performance, including one-way visibility, outward light suppression, transparency, haze, angular response, and image quality; design and
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Science activities are a cornerstone of the Explore2040 strategy, driving innovation at the intersection of human exploration and scientific discovery. It integrates exploration-focused science, essential
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multiple ARMs to work together with CAMLs for construction tasks. In addition, you will contribute to the design and optimization of aerial manipulation hardware platforms, supported by engineers in the lab
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systematically linking experimental and literature-based biological insight with advanced numerical methods, the hope is to provide a toolbox of well-grounded models and design primitives that can be used
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aerospace and space systems while remaining computationally tractable. A key objective is to transform theoretical advances into practical tools that can support analysis, design and decision-making in a
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mission as well as surface activities on the Moon as part of the Exploration Preparation, Research and Technology (ExPeRT) team. This multidisciplinary, innovation-driven team composed by researchers