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The vision of a Quantum Internet is to provide fundamentally new internet technology by enabling quantum communication between any two points on earth. Such a Quantum Internet will – in synergy with
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. Jamali-Rad’s group at TU Delft focuses on deep representation learning and self-supervised learning applied to variety of downstream tasks, including but not limited to computer vision. At Shell, Dr
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the thermomechanical physics during a large scale additive manufacturing process. This will be achieved through sensor fusion, computer vision and data-driven tools to develop a digital twin of the fabrication process
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and remodeling. You will work together with an interdisciplinary team of researchers at the interface of mechanobiology, imaging physics, computer vision, and cardiothoracic modeling. Your research will
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Computer Vision for interpreting input signals from humans’ body pose, hand pose, eye gaze, facial expression, and tones as input from the user, and also consider contextual information such as objects and
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: - Developing a design vision for mature reusable packaging systems embedded in society and strategies to optimise packaging and services for multiple lifecycles. - Developing prototypes (in collaboration with
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safe operation of the infrastructure while facilitating new business models that will accelerate the deployment of renewable energy sources in Europe. The vision of TwinEU is to enable new technologies
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continuous integration and testing pipelines. Experience with graph neural networks Experience in computer vision (i.e., object detection) Doing a PhD at TU Delft requires English proficiency at a certain
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include but are not limited to Modelling and Simulation, Computer/Data Science (including machine learning and artificial intelligence), Mathematics, Complex Systems, Systems Engineering, and Operations
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challenges of climate change in its complexity, guide decision making process within actors towards design solutions, convey (also to the non-specialists) specific and desirable visions of future adaptation