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Interested in working on autonomous robots for the real, open world in a multidisciplinary team and also doing a PhD? Join us! You will work within the OpenBots laboratory creating autonomous robots
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Interested in working on autonomous robots for the real, open world in a multidisciplinary team and also doing a PhD? Join us! You will work within the OpenBots laboratory creating autonomous robots
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Admission Requirements . Doctoral candidates will be offered a 4-year period of employment in principle, but in the form of 2 employment contracts. An initial 1,5 year contract with an official go/no go
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a healthy and inclusive work environment in which you can bring out the best in yourself. And we value autonomy, professionalism, and a balanced work-life approach. You will benefit from extensive
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to support your research. Professional Development: Opportunities for attending conferences, publishing papers, and collaborating with industry partners. About supervision team You will work in the
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to publish first-authored papers that advance state-of-the-art fundamental and applied knowledge in the research field. Further the candidate will present their work at national and international conferences
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student to work on a 4-year NXP funded project called DIMORA (Digitally Modulated Radar). The goal of this project is to organize automotive radar sensing similar to mobile communications and, in particular
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at various length scales (micro- and mesoscopic) associated with the manufacturing process of aerospace thermoplastic tapes and composites. The work involves verification and validation steps with simulation
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-world applications and business implications in the captivating aviation sector. You'll unravel the complexities of conflicts of interest within aviation, working to find innovative solutions. Your role
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laboratories to study the detailed aerodynamic loads, power, and structural deformations of the rotor when subjected to floating motions. As a PhD candidate, you will work among young and energetic peers which