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, is required. Knowledge of Dutch or French (for the Belgian position), Italian (for the Italian position), or Czech (for the Czech position) is essential. Candidates should have a solid foundation in
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. Your profile We are looking for a student with a solid experimental foundation in protein biochemistry, structural biology, or biophysics. The idea candidate has a curiosity for computational approaches
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-Katelijne-Waver, centrally located in Flanders and easily accessible by train or car. You have a master’s degree in computer science, AI, informatics, or a similar field. You have solid experience with
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excellent academic record.• You possess a solid knowledge of quantitative research methods and are willing to further develop your expertise in this area.• You work with a strong focus on quality, integrity
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, or energy-efficiency modelling. You have a solid understanding of computer architecture and heterogeneous computing systems. You understand advanced semiconductor technologies, packaging, and system
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, and evaluation Experience with embedded hardware, such as AI accelerators (e.g., NVIDIA Jetson, Axelera, Qualcomm, Rockchip) or ARM-based platforms Solid programming skills, particularly in Python and C
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Science, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, Computational Cognitive Science, Data Science, or a closely related field Solid background in machine learning and cybersecurity Interest or prior experience in phishing
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socio-spatial disciplines. • You are a curious researcher with strong social awareness and imagination. You have a solid foundation in and/or interest in research by design and co-creative design
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, mechanical engineering, energy engineering, applied physics, or a related discipline, from a reputable institute, with at least distinction. A solid background in one or more of the following areas: numerical
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terrestrial 5G/6G networks and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. Rather than relying solely on dedicated positioning technologies such as GNSS, the research investigates how communication signals themselves can