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Network SPARK for the doctoral project ‘Spatiotemporal Hybrid Light–Matter States’. Last day to apply is November 30, 2026. The earliest starting date is February 2027, or by agreement. Project description
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PhD position in Experimental Physics with focus on photonics and materials science (applied aspects)
Network SPARK for the doctoral project ‘Spatiotemporal Information Processing’. Last day to apply is November 30, 2026. The earliest starting date is February 2027, or by agreement. Project description
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department each year. You can find more information about us on the Department of Information Technology website . At the Division of Systems and Control , we develop both theory and concrete tools to design
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for screening the subsurface to select areas with H2 -potential source rocks; - acquire and process new MT and controlled-source electromagnetic (CSEM) field data in targeted areas; - perform integrated 3D
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semi-quantitative network methods (socio-technical configuration analysis, STCA), and contribute to the project's methods development compare cases across sectors and across high- and middle-income
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. energy, water and sanitation, mobility or food) in European and Indian cities analyse the material using qualitative process methods (path tracing) and semi-quantitative network methods (socio-technical
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control with Git, typesetting with LaTeX, use of Linux computers; Experience with convolution and transformer-based neural networks for image analysis; Experience with graph-based methods, and graph
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Computer science » Other Engineering » Control engineering Engineering » Systems engineering Engineering » Other Mathematics » Applied mathematics Medical sciences » Other Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher
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systems, neuroscience, and safety and security. The Division of Systems and Control enjoys a wide network of strong international collaborators all around the world, for example at the University of Oxford
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biodiversity, precision medicine and diagnostics, epidemiology and biology of infection. Proteins are dynamic molecules whose biological functions are controlled not only by their folded structures, but also by