12 sensor-algorithm "Amsterdam UMC" Postdoctoral positions at Northeastern University
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to develop and apply quantum sensors to problems in biophysics. Quantum sensors exploit the coherence and state-dependent response of individual quantum systems to detect magnetic, electric, and
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About the Opportunity Conduct research on machine learning, control theory, and synthetic biology. The work will combine tools from dynamical systems, control theory, and the theory of algorithms
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efficient transmission and robust communication. This work involves formulating rigorous analytical models, designing efficient algorithms, and establishing performance characterization methods that drive
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machine learning techniques to raw ultrasound data. The project involves developing novel algorithms that integrate physics, engineering, and AI to extract meaningful and clinically relevant information
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quantum chemical methods and machine learning; developing quantum algorithms for computational chemistry on quantum computers; and applying existing and new computational methods to study multiscale
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and efficiency of life sciences research. Developing the algorithms, infrastructure, and governance necessary for such analysis can simultaneously enhance hypothesis generation, computational modeling
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. Developing the algorithms, infrastructure, and governance necessary for such analysis can simultaneously enhance hypothesis generation, computational modeling, and post hoc support for laboratory studies and
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with sensor system integration • Familiarity with experimental data analysis and custom device fabrication for materials characterization. • Ability to work effectively in interdisciplinary
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of accomplishments (e.g., peer-reviewed publications and/or patents). Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities: Algorithm Development, Data Analysis and Communication: Effectively design, implement, and evaluate
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group aims to bring fundamental changes in the way the sensors and electronic devices are developed using materials designed for sustainability, and resource efficient printed electronics on flexible