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imaging, based on absorption, provides good image contrast between high- and low-density materials, such as bones and soft tissue. However, it cannot distinguish subtle density differences between soft
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-resistive sensors especially suited to 2D materials whose orbital currents depend on the carrier density (tuned by controlling an electrostatic gate). With this method we have recently observed the anomalous
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high-density 3D Multi-Electrode Arrays (3D-MEAs) — done in close collaboration with experts, providing full support as you learn to analyze this data. o Multi-Omic Profiling: Performing and analyzing
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transportation as they potentially offer significant power density and efficiency benefits for cryo-fuelled aircraft. This PhD combines industrial and academic expertise to help to develop next-generation
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density. R. Soc. Open Sci. 12 : 241917 - P. Maury, R. Hirayama et al (2024) Synergistic effect of Gemcitabin-loaded metal organic frameworks nanoparticles with particle therapy. International Journal
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-based flow batteries, for high power density and energy density. Among these is the hydrogen-iodine flow battery. This battery type has fast kinetics and recent work demonstrated that an electrolyte with
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. This project will focus on the development of inorganic, hydrogen-based flow batteries, for high power density and energy density. Among these is the hydrogen-iodine flow battery. This battery type has fast
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candidate with an MSc background in Earth Sciences, Civil or Hydraulic Engineering, or other appropriate fields. You will work on the project: DEEP-FLUX:Journey of low-density particles to the DEEP ocean
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-FLUX:Journey of low-density particles to the DEEP ocean floor – terrestrial organic carbon and microplastics FLUX through submarine canyons. Your job More than 10,000 submarine canyons connect the continents
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. This comprises the development of new sources for very cold particles with high phase space density and loading rate, quantum coherent beam splitters, advanced detectors in a mass range that is challenging