PhD Student in Generative Acoustics in Surgery - Zürich, ZH
vor 1 Monat
Job summary
We are offering a PhD position in a Swiss National Science Foundation project on Surgical Digital Twins.
Your responsibilities
The PhD student's primary responsibility is to conduct original research at the intersection of signal processing, machine learning, and medical imaging with direct application to orthopedic surgery.
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