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do more than protect us from the hot weather? What if they could cool cities, support plant growth, enhance biodiversity and contribute to circular construction? Job description The Delft University
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materials and garments that evolve through morphing structures or embedded living organisms. How do we experience such materials against our skin? How do they change in response to our movements and bodily
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What if building facades could do more than protect us from the hot weather? What if they could cool cities, support plant growth, enhance biodiversity and contribute to circular construction? Job
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human experiences of animated textiles, including biofabricated materials and garments that evolve through morphing structures or embedded living organisms. How do we experience such materials against our
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will focus on the experimental part of the project, which involves the construction and build-up of experimental setups, as well as performing state-of-the-art measurements (PIV-based) of the multi-phase
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PDEs stemming from structured population dynamics and kinetic theory. Examples of such equations include but not limited to kinetic equations such as the Boltzmann and Landau equations. For more insights
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stimulation (TUS), a novel noninvasive method for targeting deep brain structures University of Maryland, Maryland, United States Bas Ankoné (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) A new political climate? Innovating
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molecules because their complex structure made them hard to replicate. Büll discovered that glycans form special patterns that are recognised by certain immune cells. His discovery allows researchers
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the brain learns to deal with a larger social environment. The insights obtained from the research of Eveline Crone can help to structure education and society more effectively with a view to the