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material models, the development of Digital Twins, and the use of AI-based methods. This includes building model-ready databases, developing simulation chains that link process simulations with analysis
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of: electromagnetic sensor design, modelling, prototyping and experimental validation. The best fit is A candidate interested in high-frequency measurement techniques, sensor hardware development and precision
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applications, architecture, building blocks, integration, requirements, limitations and state of the art in optical transceivers Understanding modeling of the optical modulators and simulation platform
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, sustainability objectives and future uncertainties into a unified decision-making framework. The candidate will develop probabilistic modelling and stress-testing approaches, including Monte Carlo simulations and
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made large-scale models available to the public, which enables the integration of AI in everyday objects and tasks. As a result, the model scale is doubling yearly, causing a proportional increase in the
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, interviews, backcasting, transition pathways, policy mixes, social simulation modelling, and possibly participatory value evaluation or gamification. You will collaborate with other early-career and senior
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with simulated data and 2D and 3D imaging data of plant tissues (the thale cress Arabidopsis and the aquatic fern Ceratopteris). At a later stage, the models can be extended to three dimensions using
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pathways, policy mixes, social simulation modelling, and possibly participatory value evaluation or gamification. You will collaborate with other early-career and senior researchers in the project, as
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limited, noisy, and low-resolution measurement data? In this project, you will develop a novel physics-informed machine learning approach that integrates physical simulations of the measurement process with
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modeling, construction of numerical methods, coding, testing, numerical simulations, and possibly measurements. You will mainly do your programming work in a mixed programming environment, i.e. combining