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). Online vibrational spectroscopy measurements (such as Raman and FTIR). Infrared microscopy imaging of individual microbial cells. Reference analyses of the bioprocess samples with standard analytical
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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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image data. The research explores how AI-driven analysis can move beyond manual reverse-engineering workflows by automating feature extraction and structural interpretation while remaining robust to noise
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it is scalable, has a wide aperture (to maintain a good signal-to-noise ratio), a wide bandwidth, and avoids mechanically movable components. Nonetheless, it must be able to capture light signals from
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nanogenerators. They enable self-diagnostics and vibration energy harvesting to make platforms more robust and energy efficient. Highly customized 3D-MIDs may be rapidly fabricated using multi-material extrusion
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for this position. Experience with experimental investigations of vibrating structures and with teaching in the field of engineering mechanics are advantageous. We are looking for a team player with a proactive and
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to noise, obfuscation, and architectural variability. Because the work operates at the intersection of scientific research and hardware security, the project carefully balances methodological innovation with
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research. You have a good knowledge of and/or a strong interest in biomechanics and human motion analysis. Knowledge of or a strong interest in collecting experimental data (e.g., structural vibrations and
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responsivity and quantum efficiency, dark current, noise, linearity, uniformity and stability. You will also investigate detector integration with the overlying photonic-crystal filters, including alignment and
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: ▪ Implementing physical-layer security strategies derived from theoretical work, such as wiretap codes, artificial-noise transmission, secure beamforming, physical-layer authentication, and channel-based secret