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Heart consortium will be integral to the project’s success. As the successful candidate for this position, you will be directly involved in mathematical modeling and software development, processing and
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Requirements Specific Requirements MSc. degree in Electronics, Physics, or similar Knowledge of semiconductor device physics & process Ability to use a mathematical software of choice for computation & analysis
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demonstrate small-scale liquid hydrogen aircraft ground operations at three European airports. You will develop mathematical and computational models for airport ground operations for hydrogen-powered aircraft
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Engineering - GSE), Dr. Annemarie Muntendam-Bos (Co-promotor, seismological aspects; TU Delft GSE and Dutch State Supervision of Mines), Dr. B.J Meulenbroek, mathematical aspects; TU Delft, Institute of Applied
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approaches as a function of the object behaviour and changes in the environment, which should be later translated into the codes and databases. Formulate mathematical models for key radar parameters, feature
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behaviour and changes in the environment, which should be later translated into codes and databases. Formulate mathematical models for key radar parameters, feature extraction, and target identification
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characterization and design, computational structural design, and symbolic regression (i.e., obtaining mathematical expressions from experimental data), to name a few. At Delft University of Technology we recognize
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sciences, physics, applied mathematics, engineering, remote sensing or a closely-related field. You must have demonstrated programming skills (preferably Python or Fortran) and experience in at least one of
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concepts, abstractions, mathematical methods, algorithms, as well as laying the foundations for the performance analysis of quantum networks. The successful candidate enjoys working at the boundary
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with a mathematical understanding, numerical simulations as a rigorous tool have become crucial for obtaining intuition, guidance and design of state-of-the art experiments. The media we consider include