-
, sensors and instrumentation. Knowledge of one or more of the following areas:Power electronics, Reliability and failure mechanisms, Sensors and instrumentation, Data analytics, machine learning, or AI
-
quantum computing. We explore new ways to build sensors, such as continuous optical clocks, and collaborate with industry, startups and users to bring quantum technology to the market . This project is
-
in power electronics, electronic paakging and system integration, reliability, sensors and instrumentation. Knowledge of one or more of the following areas:Power electronics, Reliability and failure
-
holography, structured-light and fringe projection, deflectometry, pattern tracking, high-speed imaging and thermography. Complementary photonic sensing approaches, such as fibre Bragg grating sensors, may
-
, including a sensor-based system, for studying human-material experiences with temporal and biofabricated textiles. You will then apply this methodology and toolkit in user studies to investigate how people
-
Materials Experience thinking with biosensing, together with a toolkit, including a sensor-based system, for studying human-material experiences with temporal and biofabricated textiles. You will then apply
-
while collaborating with leading experimental and theoretical researchers at TU Delft and an international network of collaborators. During your PhD, you will publish your work in leading scientific
-
following areas: Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality (VR/AR/MR) Cognitive Modeling and Decision Making Motor Learning Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Wearable Technologies and sensors Human
-
description Railway bridges and the tracks they support are critical components of the railway network, directly affecting safety, reliability, and operational performance. As railway infrastructure ages and
-
following areas: Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality (VR/AR/MR) Cognitive Modeling and Decision Making Motor Learning Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Wearable Technologies and sensors Human