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using register data. The aim of the work is to support the development of a national cost-benefit model and to produce knowledge for developing a value-based dialysis system. Your role As a Master’s
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-and-automation/mobile-robotics ) and Intelligent Robotics (https://irobotics.aalto.fi ) groups at Aalto University’s School of Electrical Engineering develop autonomy under imperfect knowledge and
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offer you a meaningful and inspiring environment. We are proud of our purpose to shape a sustainable future. We spark the game changers of tomorrow, and renew society with research-based knowledge
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, watermarking, source tracing, and generative AI. Good programming skills, preferably including Python and modern machine learning tools. Basic knowledge of deep learning, signal processing, speech/audio
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their structure and electrochemical performance, and using this knowledge to engineer application-relevant devices? We are seeking for a curious, self-driven doctoral researcher to develop active, durable, and cost
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this knowledge to engineer application-relevant devices? We are seeking for a curious, self-driven doctoral researcher to develop active, durable, and cost-efficient thin film electrocatalysts based on earth
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looking for: Postdoctoral researcher to develop cellulose-based heterogeneous catalysts for organic synthesis Are you looking for an opportunity to apply your knowledge in organic chemistry for a suitably
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knowledge in collaboration with digital modelling teachers has experience on curriculum design and development of teaching Requirements for this position are Master’s degree in design or relevant field
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designed to achieve the following training objectives for our doctoral researchers: Equip them with core scientific skills and specialised knowledge in designing experiments for demonstrating space
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quantification, inference from heterogeneous trajectories, partial observability, and the integration of uncertain prior knowledge. A central goal will also be to go beyond trajectory prediction by coupling