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project on multifunctional self-sensing probe technologies for experiments on quantum materials under cryogenic and vacuum conditions. Main duties and responsibilities The successful candidate will work
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processing strategies that can enable the fabrication of a wide variety of advanced functional materials and devices. We are seeking a candidate with experience either in a) the development of (macro)monomers
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background in polymer or composite recycling with a clear interest in applying this expertise to photovoltaics. Demonstrated experience in experimental research and laboratory work. Good understanding
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cell biology and next generation sequencing. Experience in droplet-microfluidics, including use of commercial devices such as the 10X Genomics platform is beneficial, but not absolutely crucial. For two
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sequencing or antibody discovery. Experience in droplet-microfluidics, including use of commercial devices such as the 10X Genomics platform is beneficial, but not absolutely crucial. LBMM has already
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project. The goal is to find out, through concrete experiments, where these approaches help in the design and analysis of numerical schemes for PDEs, and where they still fall short. What you will do As a
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languages, systems, or ML Research experience in one or more of: interactive theorem proving (Rocq, Lean, HOL, Isabelle, or similar), GPU programming or semantics, compilers, concurrency, or ML systems (e.g
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their demonstration at synchrotron experiments. You will start working with an existing data acquisition and reconstruction pipeline which will be improved and extended for semiconductor imaging. You will also get a
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process? The primary focus will be on algorithm development, followed by their demonstration at synchrotron experiments. You will start working with real already existing experimental datasets and will have
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their demonstration at synchrotron experiments. You will start working with an existing data acquisition and reconstruction pipeline which will be improved and extended for semiconductor imaging. You will also get a