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balancing multiple, often competing objectives. Industrial processes typically require trade-offs between objectives such as production efficiency, energy consumption, operational cost, product quality
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multicolor fluorescence labeling of mouse neurons according to their cell lineages. The team is currently pursuing the improvement of the technology and exploring novel applications. Objectives: A first
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experience in power electronics (10%) 2. Design and optimization of power supplies. (20%) 3. Modelling and control of power converters and energy conversion systems (DC Microgrids,…). (20%) 4. Digital control
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The International Institute of Molecular Mechanisms and Machines Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland | 29 days ago
is a slow, expensive, and labor-intensive process. Large sums are invested into screening compound libraries to identify initial hits and structurally optimizing these initial compounds for human
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learning, with the aim of controlling the vessel in an optimal and efficient manner. In this context, control is formulated as a trade-off between different objectives, such as minimising energy consumption
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determine magnetic, electronic, catalytic, and soft-matter properties. Its research supports major challenges in energy conversion and storage, advanced materials, nanotechnology, and emerging life-science
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. Model transition pathways for the ABEL technologies to integrate into existing or new value chains. Minimize energy and resource use through efficient heat exchange, waste heat recovery, and optimized
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and scale up novel processes for the valorization of low-grade biowaste. Model transition pathways for the ABEL technologies to integrate into existing or new value chains. Minimize energy and resource
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while maintaining computational efficiency through lower-fidelity simulation of non-critical regions, (ii) virtual sensing techniques for load and stress estimation from limited and optimally placed
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-of-the-art facilities, including flow cytometry and cell sorting, macromolecular mass spectrometry and proteomics, and imaging. Many of our scientists have academic affiliations with Dutch Universities and