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Research Fellow (Nanomechanical Sensors;Quantum Mechanics & Sensors;Waveguide-based Quantum Devices)
Work on hands-on experiments for few of the following tasks: 1. Design and Fabrication of Quantum Sensors 2. Design and Fabrication of Nanomechanics for Quantum Applications 3. Design and
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candidate will contribute to the design, modelling, fabrication and testing of flexible sensors, wearable devices and robotic sensing solutions for human-robot interaction and healthcare robotics applications
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Localization and Perception System based on Multi-sensor Fusion Job Description: Responsible for development of robust and reliable sensor fusion algorithms for localization and navigation algorithms of robot in
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or reinforcement learning o Sensor fusion and state estimation o Motion planning and control • Excellent programming skills in Python and/or C++. • Experience with ROS
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) working on a wearable sensor development project. This project aims to develop a Wearable Sensor Network that integrates wireless, miniaturized sensors to measure physiological parameters across multiple
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, sensors, switch, electrochemical transistors, with scalable architectures for real-world applications. The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering is one of the founding Schools of the Nanyang
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Develop principled approaches to robustness challenges such as sensor noise, partial observability, contact dynamics, and environment variability Oversee the research pipeline from data collection strategy
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-separation methodology for efficient plasma delivery to electrochemical sensors. • Characterize plasma separation performance including separation time, yield, cell carryover, and robustness across
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different ways, such as conductive concrete, structural batteries, supercapacitor, smart device like energy harvester, sensor, etc.); Conduct testing of all relevant aspects of advanced concrete material
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reliability evaluation under bending, stretching, and cyclic deformation. Collaborate with interdisciplinary researchers to integrate soft-interconnect solutions into stretchable electronic devices, sensors