Vacancies at BE
Postdoc in Analog and Mixed-Signal IC design
Postdoc
To investigate novel system level architectures for energy and area-efficient Focused Ultrasound and EEG devices at the integrated circuit level, using advanced CMOS technologies, towards a closed-loop personalized therapy for the treatment of depression.
PhD position in Microfabrication of Piezoelectric Ultrasound Transducers
PhD student
We want to investigate lossless microfabrication methods to integrated 2D arrays of piezoelectric ultrasound transducers in CMOS technology, for high-precision ultrasound brain stimulation.
PhD position in Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design
PhD student
To investigate power-efficient circuits and architectures to miniaturize neuronal recording electronics into a single battery-powered IC with >1000 independent channels, towards a brain machine interface for the treatment of depression.
PhD position in Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design
PhD student
We want to investigate power-efficient circuits and architectures to miniaturize the focused ultrasound machines into a single battery-powered IC capable of focusing and steering FUS waves in the three-dimensional space with high volumetric spatial resolution, for high precision brain stimulation for the treatment of depression.
PhD position in Mixed-Signal IC Design for Battery-Free Wearables
PhD student
Design the next generation of battery-free wearable systems for continuous monitoring of feature-rich vitals.
IC design support specialist
Project Support
In the role of design flow support engineer, you will be actively supporting students and university staff with the implementation of state-of-the-art electronic integrated circuits and systems for (5G) communication, (car) radars, smart (bio) sensors, bioelectronics, and analogue / digital / mixed-signal (VLSI) circuits. These circuits are typically conceived and implemented in the most advanced IC technology nodes.
History
Postdoc Low-power Embedded Smart Multi-sensor Platform
Postdoc
"What can be sensed by CMOS will be sensed by CMOS." If you subscribe to this vision, let's make it happen!
Post-Doc Position: Analog Integrated Circuit Design for Ultrasonically Powered Neural Stimulators
Postdoc
The Delft University of Technology is offering a position for a talented and highly motivated Post-Doc in the field of analog integrated circuit design for active medical implants, on the topic of ultrasonically powered neural stimulators. This research position is funded for 3 years and is attached to the ECSEL Joint Undertaking Moore4Medicalproject, which will officially be launched in June 2020. The project aims to bring together industry, research institutes and academia in the development of the next generation of implantable devices. We are seeking a highly qualified and motivated candidate interested in designing, implementing and characterizing analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits that are powered by ultrasound and are able to efficiently electrically stimulate neural tissue.
