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explore the hidden burden of GI infections. You will investigate whether data from home diagnostics can enhance monitoring systems, expose the submerged portion of the disease iceberg, and reshape how
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aesthetic forms this emergence takes. The project ‘Writer’s Residencies and the Emergence of World Literature’ explores writer’s residencies as key sites in the emergence of contemporary world literature. It
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the magazines. It will analyze the magazines’ mission statements, introductory materials, and other digital epitexts to explore the implicit and explicit curational practices that structure world literature. It
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accurate despite the large temperature gradients present in cryogenic experiments. You will explore full-field techniques such as digital image correlation, speckle and grid methods, interferometry, digital
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to build and characterise these DNA devices. The project will also explore optimisation methods to improve reliability, scalability, and performance in complex nucleic-acid-based systems. The student will
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and long-read RNA sequencing. Investigate key RNA regulatory processes, including alternative splicing, RNA isoform usage, polyadenylation dynamics, and transposable element activity. Explore
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(HomKat) research group within the Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences (HIMS) at the University of Amsterdam . Our group explores how confined environments—like porous materials—can influence and
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-principles and data-driven methods may also be explored. Depending on the selected application, topics such as thermal and electrical energy storage, demand-side flexibility, temporal load shifting, and
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to explore how bridging adaptive planning and human-centred design can make climate change adaptation equitable and inclusive. You will be part of a vibrant research environment, specifically anchored