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environments in robotics. It is committed to excellence in research and teaching, interdisciplinary education, and the active promotion of promising young scientists. TUM benefits from the healthy mix of
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transformative by lowering technology cost and spurring deployment, there is currently little guidance on how to design and deploy them. This PhD will develop and analyze a large dataset on firms and jobs to map
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Interest in nature or biodiversity, basic knowledge is a plus Motivation to contribute to teaching What we offer Cutting edge research in an interdisciplinary team with extensive expertise in climate and
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an international teaching and learning environment. For our TUM Campus Heilbronn, the TUM School of Management of the Technical University of Munich is currently looking for a Research Fellow (PhD Candidate) in
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of the optimization tool. Coordination of the cooperation with the project partners Publication of results in peer-reviewed journals and presentation at international conferences Contribution to the education of
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Intelligence in Medicine (aim-lab ) focuses on AI and ML approaches for medicine and healthcare. Our aim is to develop AI and ML techniques for the analysis and interpretation of biomedical data. The group
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facilities and a stimulating research setting. Participate in interaction with our industrial partners. Participate in teaching and supervising activities, enriching your academic and professional skills
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of the optimization tool. Coordination of the cooperation with the project partners Publication of results in peer-reviewed journals and presentation at international conferences Contribution to the education of
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records and scientific literature, using advanced NLP methods. - Collaborative work: Collaborate with a team of computer scientists and medical professionals to develop innovastive solutions for medicine
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and Medical Imaging (IBMI) at Helmholtz Munich are an integrated, multi-disciplinary research unit, which provide bioengineering solutions to urgent societal needs. CBI scientists develop next