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economic development of the Netherlands. In this project, you will work on methods to quantify how choices regarding possible long‑term solutions – as distinguished by the IPCC (from protection to retreat
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to developing methods for iPSC culture, 3D cell models, and stem cell differentiation within the field of complex tissue regeneration. In this PhD project, you will work at the interface of stem cell biology
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to developing methods for iPSC culture, 3D cell models, and stem cell differentiation within the field of complex tissue regeneration. In this PhD project, you will work at the interface of stem cell biology
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, using cutting-edge single-cell genomics and AI. By developing non-invasive methods to detect and predict developmental errors, you will help transform how IVF embryos are assessed. Ultimately, your work
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experimental methods. The group focuses on developing a deep understanding of how mechanical stimulation regulates growth and remodeling, with the aim of applying these insights to enhance regenerative
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early human embryos are prone to genomic instability, using cutting-edge single-cell genomics and AI. By developing non-invasive methods to detect and predict developmental errors, you will help transform
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of farmer identities in advancing sustainable transitions. Using longitudinal surveys among farmers and citizens and experimental methods, you will examine how farmer identities shape, and are shaped by
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be part of TU Delft's Quantum-CFD Lab, which has long-term experience in developing quantum lattice Boltzmann methods. This position is funded by IHI Corporation, one of Japan’s leading engineering
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complex environments. The project will build on an interdisciplinary approach, combining concepts and methods from physics, chemistry, and mathematical modelling. The long-term goal is to derive design
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autonomous adaptation to climate induced hazard, provide new evidence of soft and hard limits, and undertake ex-ante and ex-post assessments of adaptation effectiveness; (2) advancing analytical methods