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robotic platforms, integration of optical and imaging-based feedback, and development of modeling and control strategies for operation in complex biological environments. Particular attention will be given
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communication skills in English (verbal and written) Preferred qualifications · Experience with fluorescence or live-cell imaging · Hands-on experience with microfabrication and microfluidics · Familiarity with
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plants in the automated phenotyping facilities of the Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre (NPEC) . Using high-resolution imaging, you will follow plant growth, physiology and disease development after
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for new and improved metrology solutions to meet these challenges. Digital holography (DH) is a technology that can provide single shot full wavefield imaging of flat single layered structures. However, its
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and/or single-cell nucleosome, methylation and transcriptome sequencing. The workflow will be adapted to 3D light-sheet microscopy and thick melanoma samples, addressing challenges linked to image
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– AI-generated text, audio, images, and video. However, given their still developing cognitive skills, they may also be least equipped to deal with synthetic content. This project investigates how
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are you going to do Adolescents heavily use synthetic content – AI-generated text, audio, images, and video. However, given their still developing cognitive skills, they may also be least equipped to deal
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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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assays, such as microelectrode array recordings and (cellular) imaging. In addition, you will investigate if herbal extracts can affect the function and integrity of the protective blood-brain-barrier
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grow potato plants in the automated phenotyping facilities of the Netherlands Plant Eco-phenotyping Centre (NPEC) external link . Using high-resolution imaging, you will follow plant growth, physiology