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Develop algorithms for reconstruction of virtual histopathology images from sparse phase-contrast CT acquisitions of oncological specimens Comparison with standard histology and assessment of algorithm
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Algorithms and Visualization Group in the Social Networks Lab at ETH Zürich is headed by Prof. Dr. Ulrik Brandes. We develop network data science methods
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temporal resolution, spatial resolution, and radiation dose trade against one another, and what semiconductor dynamics can be observed? The primary focus will be on algorithm development, followed by
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process? The primary focus will be on algorithm development, followed by their demonstration at synchrotron experiments. You will start working with real already existing experimental datasets and will have
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temporal resolution, spatial resolution, and radiation dose trade against one another, and what semiconductor dynamics can be observed? The primary focus will be on algorithm development, followed by
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, dexterous, capable, and adapt better to their environment. The lab has showcased its research in robotic design and algorithms through real-world applications such as a robotic fish for underwater locomotion
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Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description
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Our research group focuses on the development of AI algorithms for industrial applications. The main scope of our activities is the optimization and automation of workflows and production systems
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ablation studies comparing algorithms, reward functions, data mixtures, hyperparameters, and infrastructure settings. Evaluate model behavior across reasoning, coding, mathematics, instruction-following
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brain regions without invasive surgery. Project background We develop advanced focused ultrasound technologies, ultrasound-responsive drug carrier formulations, and adaptive closed-loop control algorithms