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outstanding properties depend on a carefully controlled microstructure. Understanding how impurity elements influence these steels is therefore critical for enabling a circular and resource-efficient steel
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particularly relevant for martensitic stainless steels, a technologically important class of materials whose outstanding properties depend on a carefully controlled microstructure. Understanding how impurity
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analytical and problem-solving skills and the ability to work both independently and as part of an interdisciplinary team. Good communication skills and an excellent command of written and spoken English. TU
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pilot cities: Amsterdam, Athens, Zaragoza, and Reggio Emilia. You will assess how physical, nature-based, and digital interventions—ranging from Amsterdam's network of shaded routes and heat shelters
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researchers and industry partners. Excellent command of English, both verbal and in writing. If your native language is not English and you do not hold a degree from an institution in which English is the
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dynamics (MBD) approaches. Ability to collaborate effectively with academic researchers and industry partners. Excellent command of English, both verbal and in writing. If your native language is not English
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process. In hot-dip galvanizing, air knives blow a high-velocity gas jet onto a steel strip to control the thickness of the zinc layer. The interaction between the turbulent air jet and the liquid zinc is a
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networks, but also strengthens advocacy for these essential organisms in global sustainability and soil health research.' Vasilis Kokkoris, Assistant Professor, Amsterdam Institute for Life and Environment
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, culture and ecology in unexpected ways. For example, he investigates the way in which international networks of scientists were able to claim ‘untamed’ nature in the colonies as their field of study. In
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monitoring network, one of the most effective and longest-running programmes in the world. Fouchier has involved numerous young researchers in all his initiatives. He has supervised many PhD candidates and