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individual and contextual factors predict successful knowledge transfer across virtual-virtual and/or virtual-real contexts. The outcome will contribute to new concepts and methods for studying spatial
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to trasnport heat is reduced which requires innovations for effective heat management. Improving the materials used is one of the methods that can be employed for this. Especially nanomaterials are of interest
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methods is desirable Our offer a position (1.0 FTE) for 18 months, with an extension to a total of four years upon a successful assessment in the first year, and with the specific intent that it results in
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methods that generate value for both the city of Amsterdam and the social sciences. All PhD candidates in the program will receive doctoral training from the AISSR and be affiliated with the Centre
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innovative methods and automation into fungal research, advancing how we visualize, quantify, and interpret the hidden dynamics of mycorrhizal fungi. This enhances not only our mechanistic insights of fungal
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authority. 2021: Nadine Akkerman Her publications on women's history, diplomacy and espionage in the early modern period are read by a wide audience and she uses innovative methods for her research. Nadine
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renowned virologist and one of the pioneers of the CRISPR-Cas technology, which works by cutting a DNA sequence at a specific genome location and deleting or inserting genes there. The CRISPR-Cas method