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machine-learning approaches. Established markers such as neurofilament light chain (NfL) and GFAP will provide a biological reference point for identifying disease-specific biomarkers. A central part of the
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research. To encourage this, every employee is given the time and facilities – for example in the form of training – at some point in their career to participate in projects or work in other departments
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opportunity to perform cutting-edge research that combines hardware development, signal processing, AI-driven image analysis, and clinical translation. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en
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networks for quantum communication and networking. In contrast to classical optical signals, quantum states are extremely fragile and degrade rapidly due to loss, noise, and decoherence, especially over long
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: the first project will investigate which neural oscillations are involved in transforming touch from a sensory signal (i.e. where is the touch in space?) into a motor command (i.e. how should I move my eyes
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unreliable predictions and indicate where additional data would be most valuable; studying how such foundation models generalize across related but distinct physical settings, such as changes in boundary
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Do you have a strong affinity for innovative mass spectrometry and delivering a positive impact on global food safety? Do you take joy in creative processes and are you driven by curiosity? Are you
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the dosage of a liquid must be controlled, such as food processing, drug production, microchips and solar panels. In this project, a commercialised flow sensor that works with ultrasound is further developed
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validation of safety signals across observational data networks. Key research areas may include: Developing and evaluating AI-solutions in line with responsible AI principles (e.g. robustness, fairness
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. Demonstrable experience with data processing, signal analysis and programming (e.g. Python/Matlab). Ability to work independently as well as in a multi-disciplinary team. Fluent in English (oral and written