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the investigation of colloids and interfaces in food science and pharmacy ( https://pharmacy.ku.dk/research/caiff/ ). Expected start date is 1 January 2027 or as soon as possible thereafter. The
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<span lang="en">Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf</span> | Hamburg, Hamburg | Germany | 4 days ago
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- Work on cutting-edge AI methods with direct clinical relevance
- Access to large-scale multimodal biomedical datasets and modern GPU infrastructure
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-level circuit design and simulation What We Offer We provide GPU computing for machine learning on Aalto's Triton high-performance computing cluster, alongside industry-standard circuit simulation tools
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experiment or project. ABOUT THE LAB We encourage applicants to read more about our scientific goals on our lab website (https://hscrb.harvard.edu/labs/arlotta-lab/). In addition, the Arlotta lab is
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with transistor-level circuit design and simulation What We Offer We provide GPU computing for machine learning on Aalto's Triton high-performance computing cluster, alongside industry-standard
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; while they are trained using GPU-based optimization methods, the actual information processing takes place without a GPU, making them energy-efficient and fast. Diffractive networks are to be designed
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, and audio research, including Aalto University’s large-scale scientific computing cluster with CPU and GPU nodes, access to CSC’s national computing infrastructure including LUMI, and the Aalto
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infrastructure for deep learning, speech, and audio research, including Aalto University’s large-scale scientific computing cluster with CPU and GPU nodes, access to CSC’s national computing infrastructure
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for reproducible, efficient and scalable training and inference on parallel, distributed and GPU-accelerated computing systems Benchmark the developed approaches against established methods, assessing
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promising habitable exoplanets around solar-like magnetically active stars? Join us to build next‑generation GPU‑accelerated models of stellar dynamos and connect them to exoplanet discovery and space