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What is COST? European COoperation in Science and Technology (COST) is the oldest funding instrument for research cooperation in Europe (°1971). COST creates an intergovernmental framework
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-economic aspects such as but not limited to user acceptance, total cost of owership, location modelling of charging infrastructure, business models, impact assessment. You will also be responsible
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radionuclides allowing the steel to be reused or recycled and therefore reduce the quantity of radioactive waste and its associated cost. Within this context, SCK CEN has launched, together with CRM, a new
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allowing the steel to be reused or recycled and therefore reduce the quantity of radioactive waste and its associated cost. Within this context, SCK CEN has launched, together with CRM, a new project, called
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transport costs for commuting. You will do most of your work at Campus Groenenborger in a dynamic and stimulating working environment. Find out more about working at the University of Antwerp here . Want
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transport costs for commuting. The planned start date is 1 September 2024. You will do most of your work at Campus Drie Eiken in a dynamic and stimulating working environment. Find out more about working at
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, and a bicycle allowance or a full reimbursement of public transport costs for commuting. You will do most of your work at Campus Groenenborger in a dynamic and stimulating working environment. Find out
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the steel to be reused or recycled and therefore reduce the quantity of radioactive waste and its associated cost. Within this context, SCK CEN has launched, together with CRM, a new project, called SMELD
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reimbursement of public transport costs for commuting. You will do most of your work (in mutual agreement) at Stadscampus in a dynamic and stimulating working environment. Find out more about working at
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deformation of the meshes. Unprecedented low computational cost, high robustness and accuracy are expected as the proposed approach is designed to avoid the pitfalls of the current methods, especially