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of high-quality GPR data collected at the University of Twente’s Utility Mapping Site (UMS), a unique test environment for utility mapping technologies. Current machine learning models and their training
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standards for fatigue testing of these joints, the project will involve developing experimental methods to reliably characterize their mechanical performance and damage evolution. The experimental results
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in space applications are usually not radiation-hardened and thus require dedicated test campaigns and complex radiation analysis. The research activity relates to the preparation of radiation test
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and validation (V&V) strategies for AI-enabled functions, including scenario-based testing, robustness assessment, dataset qualification, fault injection and performance evaluation under off-nominal and
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of welded thermoplastic composite joints. Since there are currently no well-established standards for fatigue testing of these joints, the project will involve developing experimental methods to reliably
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infrastructure in GPR radargrams and estimates its depth. The project builds on the growing availability of high-quality GPR data collected at the University of Twente’s Utility Mapping Site (UMS), a unique test
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with RTDS/RSCAD, real-time simulation or hardware-in-the-loop set-ups. Software development skills: Python, C, scripting and automation, version control, testing. Expertise in one or more of: converter
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background in the areas of robotics, mechanical engineering and software/system engineering are sought. Experience with analogue experiments and relevant work at ground-based testing facilities or payload
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of such radiation effects. The goal of this Research Fellow position is to assess, test and further develop ionising radiation transport and effects analysis models and related software capabilities under the Geant4
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white matter. The network aims to strengthen the full translational pathway, from understanding disease mechanisms and developing disease models to preclinical therapy testing, clinical readiness and