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, for the preparation of a doctorate, contains: The development of novel spectroscopic sensors within the framework of the FWO-SBO-funded research project MOSAIC, Multimodal Optical Sensing and AI
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valid assessment of eating behavior. Wrist-worn inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors offer a promising approach to unobtrusively monitor hand-to-mouth movements associated with eating without
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with a second doctoral researcher to optimize the architecture of fiber sensors, fostering synergistic innovation and breakthrough advancements. Optical fiber-based sensing stands as a cornerstone
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. The objective is to develop and validate miniature fibre-optic sensors capable of measuring pressure and temperature in a new generation of ultra-high-pressure rheometers. The intended application is a slit-die
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sensor interfaces, amplification stages, multiplexing circuits, and data acquisition architectures for flexible electronics platforms. You will design and optimize readout circuits for a wide range of
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-Moore applications (such as MEMS, actuators, and sensors) and Core semiconductor technologies (including SRAM, MRAM, and 3D integration). At the heart of our innovation is imec’s state-of-the-art pilot
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building blocks, including sensor interfaces, amplification stages, multiplexing circuits, and data acquisition architectures for flexible electronics platforms. You will design and optimize readout circuits
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matrices for in-ear sensing (dry electrodes for EEG/EOG/EMG). Integrate multimodal sensors (PPG, IMU) into earbud prototypes. Develop integration technologies for embedding electronics in soft polymer earbud
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to design compact, cost-effective and robust multi-optics imaging systems (i.e. combining multiple optical channels onto a single sensor) which can address these issues. The goal is to create a flexible
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integration models As a PhD researcher, you will: Support MRI and EEG data acquisition and optimise processing pipelines Manage, curate and integrate multimodal datasets (MRI, EEG, wearable sensors) Develop and