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Do you want to contribute to the future of AI-driven electric transport systems? Join our research group to develop advanced machine learning methods for electromobility, focusing on energy-aware
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sensing, including Ultrasound and Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Tiny Machine Learning (TinyML). Duties As a Postdoctoral researcher you are expected to perform both
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spans computational materials design, catalysis, energy materials, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. We offer a collaborative and international research environment with close interactions
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spectral based sensing, including Ultrasound and Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Tiny Machine Learning (TinyML). Duties As a Postdoctoral researcher you are expected to perform
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equivalent foreign degree, obtained within the last three years prior to the application deadline Experience with simulation frameworks, system-level performance evaluation, or machine learning, is highly
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intelligent decisions across society, advancing machine learning techniques, from foundations to industrial and scientific applications. About the research project You will work in Julian Togelius' new research
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chain, ranging from synthesis, cell assembly, characterization, modeling to scaled-up manufacturing. The 2-year postdoctoral project Machine Learning-based Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Estimation and Control
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methods that combine soundscape targets, acoustic metamaterials, physical modelling, inverse design, machine learning and perceptual evaluation. The postdoc will develop models and design methods
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, drawing on machine learning where it strengthens these methods. The research supports mission-critical scenarios and feeds into an end-to-end resilience proof of concept developed together with Swedish and
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, drawing on machine learning where it strengthens these methods. The research supports mission-critical scenarios and feeds into an end-to-end resilience proof of concept developed together with Swedish and