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ecological footprint reduction, and economic viability into consideration, when developing the solutions. This project aims to achieve these objectives by applying digital technologies, such as AI, robot, and
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research is carried out in close collaboration with external partners, both nationally and internationally, and contributes to knowledge development and innovation. Through our collaboration platforms, we
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Apply Now How to Apply Applications are being accepted through the MCareers website at https://careers.umich.edu/ . Submissions can only be accepted as one continuous PDF document. A cover letter
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deep circularity—such as designing for AI-driven human-robot disassembly, comprehensive remanufacturing, and high-purity recycling—is still perceived as cost-prohibitive, complex, and high-risk by
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. medicine, biomedicine, biomedical engineering, health technologies, robotics, neuroscience, sports science, public health and physiotherapy. Our mission is to contribute to increased quality of life
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neuroscience. For details on current research projects, see: http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/igsn . The study programme includes a semester-wide neuroscience lecture "From Molecules to Cognition", oral and written