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Are you excited about designing hardware that mimics biological intelligence with the aim to explore and understand how the brain works? Are you interested in developing hardware-based artificial intelligence (AI) with the goal of solving important societal challenges? Are you a passionate, self-motivated and creative researcher who is driven by solving important questions in neuroscience? If so, then the Semiconductors and Microelectronic systems (SAM) group at TU Berlin has an exciting PhD opening for you at the interface between nanoelectronic devices, computational materials science, neuroscience and AI.
We are seeking a candidate for a PhD position described as follows:
– Here, you will explore novel materials (including, magnetic, ferroelectric, 2D and correlated materials) and leverage their complex physics to design and simulate advanced nanoelectronic devices.
– These devices will replicate the finer workings of brain cells (neurons) and their connections (synapses) in the
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