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The technology assessment of suitable hydrogen carriers in this subtask of the GroenvermogenNL R&D programme HyTROS focuses on evaluating various options for storing and transporting hydrogen
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the sensed world, be it that current solutions require data diversity, task circumstances, and the label vocabulary all to be pre-defined, stationary and controlled. As soon as these ‘closed world’ deep
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) who will address the transformation from current IT-infrastructures to the future digital cloud services for the digital government. Research Methodology: The research will involve a literature review
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of an analysis of the extent to which current PETs can remove PII from the merged data. What do you have to offer? Your experience and profile: MSc in Software Engineering or related fields; Professional command
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latitudinal range in Europe, demonstrating how acoustic sensing can complement existing monitoring efforts to fill current gaps in reporting to EU directives and assessing targets of the EU Biodiversity
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The Functional Materials group and Catalysis Engineering group in the Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences (HIMS) at the University of Amsterdam is recruiting a Research Technician for
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the goals of the Paris Agreement. The SET group does so by employing two types of analysis: (1) technology-economic assessments including studies on current and future costs as well as tools like
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Are you passionate about programming and anything related to digital technology? Or more specifically in machine learning, natural language processing and network analysis? Would you like to help
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) institutes collaborate on current most thriving topics, encompassing world-leading groups on both experiments and theory/computation. This PhD position on Protein Assembly for Artificial Meatis available in
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). Chemistry and physics can provide us with technological solutions (e.g., storing CO2 in aquifers or its electrochemical conversion into value-added products), but technology alone is not enough. History