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three years. The project focuses on environmental sustainability in grain storage, developing telemetric robotic sensing and predictive modelling to control mycotoxin (Ochratoxin A) risk while reducing
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accepted all year round Details Can a robot approximately the size of a grain of rice navigate within an intracranial environment and perform precisely controlled microsurgical actions? This project
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. Applicants can have a background with specific knowledge on root development and function, grain legume production, intercropping, crop competition and biological nitrogen fixation. Experience with
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measurements of the amount of each phase in the material, as well as how the phase fractions evolve during processing and deformation. Similarly, the grain orientations in most engineering materials have
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properties. In this project, your tasks will be to further investigate monolayer h-BN/graphene and graphene/graphene heterostructures: Atomic structure and stacking configuration Defects and grain
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establishment of test pits for pedostratigraphic documentation and sampling. Additional tasks include sedimentological (grain size distribution), geochemical (XRF, ICP-OES, C/N), and soil physical (density
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Pasadena, California | United States | about 1 month ago
extreme conditions, investigating gas-grain interactions, physical chemistry on icy surfaces, radiolytic/photolytic processing, and solid-to-gas phase transitions. We welcome NPP applicant projects
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from a range of glaciated catchments and lithologies, primarily through laboratory-based experiments. These experiments will include investigation of the effect of parameters such as grain size
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. You will research determining the ideal microstructure, for example grain size, shape and composition, of the studied rare-earth-free permanent magnet system and in close collaborations with postdocs