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based on the IPCC; Applying the methodology to case studies in the Netherlands in collaboration with project partners, and exploring international applications. Main duties and responsibilities: Further
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studies in the Netherlands and internationally, in collaboration with project partners. Main duties and responsibilities: Developing hybrid AI methods to extend existing sets of flood scenarios for dike
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detailed CV, including a list of academic publications (if any), and a list of projects you have worked on with brief descriptions of your contributions. A complete record of Bachelor and Master courses
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and 70°C. To extend the applicability of the microfluidic sensor, only inert materials for the seal and the adaptor will be considered. The main challenges are (1) exploring the most promising bonding
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the primary working language of this international project. Knowledge of Dutch is an advantage, and candidates who do not yet speak Dutch are expected to be motivated to acquire a practical working
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at the Open Universiteit. This research team has expertise in both computer vision, human-computer interaction, and psychology. Your primary tasks are to conduct research and to publish results in journals and
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detailed CV, including a list of academic publications (if any), and a list of projects you have worked on with brief descriptions of your contributions. A complete record of Bachelor and Master courses
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primary focus on anisotropic matrix organization. While this project is entirely computational in nature, you will collaborate closely with experimental researchers working with cartilage microtissues and
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disparities, and will investigate whether high-disparity classrooms are associated with assimilation pressure, masking and a reduced sense of authenticity. Your main tasks will include: refining the conceptual
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characterising 3D primary spheroid models for MCL, DLBCL, and Richter syndrome using patient samples from in-house biobanks. Implementing and fine-tuning state-of-the-art AI image segmentation models for automated