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-constrained devices such as wearables, smart sensors, hearables, and IoT nodes. While current deployment methodologies can optimize models before deployment, the resulting software remains static throughout
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of gravitational wave instrumentation. You will join the group's research on sensors & actuators, seismic attenuation and controls. Seismic noise is a dominant low-frequency limitation for ground-based gravitational
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passive seismic experiments (HOREX® and Full-HOREX®). These deployments, involving more than 2,000 nodal sensors, provide high-resolution imaging of the subsurface over an 80 × 80 km area to a depth of ~20
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focusing on elucidating neural (e.g., EEG/ERPs, MRI), behavioral, and real-time markers (e.g., passive sensor data, EMA) of depression and suicidal behaviors in adolescents. The positions are full-time
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technology for decarbonized mobility. However, their safe and sustainable deployment in dense urban traffic remains challenging due to uncertain vehicle–battery dynamics, sensor or actuator faults, critical
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on sensors & actuators, seismic attenuation and controls. Seismic noise is a dominant low-frequency limitation for ground-based gravitational wave detectors, and is mitigated by multi-stage attenuation systems
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cutting-edge computer vision, wearable sensors, and citizen science, RUN2GETHER will capture large-scale, real-world data during running events and group runs. These data will advance our understanding
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to transform acoustic sensing devices into versatile sensors capable of characterizing the dynamic state of buildings and their inhabitants. By combining multi-microphone acquisition techniques with state
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cutting-edge SERS microspectroscopy sensors to detect and characterize fungal secondary metabolites at single-cell scale? This PhD might be for you! Soil fungi are key drivers of global carbon and nutrient
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holography, structured-light and fringe projection, deflectometry, pattern tracking, high-speed imaging and thermography. Complementary photonic sensing approaches, such as fibre Bragg grating sensors, may