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(ALC), Amsterdam UMC. The position is primarily based at InnoSer in Leiden, with regular academic interaction with the Amsterdam Leukodystrophy Center in Amsterdam. This includes approximately one day
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project between AMOLF and Utrecht University. Your host will be the Interacting Photons group led by Prof. Said R. K. Rodriguez at AMOLF, but you will also work part time at Utrecht University with Prof
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linked to policy questions. You will work closely with other PhDs in this network and interact regularly with the HTA policy officers at ZIN. Your work will also involve close collaboration with academic
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litigation at the national and EU levels, as well as to how these forms of political participation interact with and shape EU politics of belonging. The research will draw on EU studies, social movement theory
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opportunities for international collaboration, research visits, interdisciplinary training, and interaction with leading academic researchers across the consortium.
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the complex interactions between livestock, nature (biodiversity and ecosystem services) and economy, to design enabling environments for the transitions to nature-inclusive agroecosystems. Dr. Max Koppenberg
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/microrobots that can move and interact autonomously in 3D environments, mimicking the complex dynamics of microorganisms in fluids. Living systems such as bacteria or algae exhibit remarkable capabilities
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the breathing gas path that the patient inhales directly. With multi-infusion systems, unwanted interactions between the glue and the different medications can occur, causing the glue to dissolve
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professionals play an important role in these interacting processes, including psychophysiological indicators of wellbeing, such as insufficient sleep, cumulative stress and limited recovery, as well as previous
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sight and sound: liquid crystal polymer-based tactile interfaces for the digital age.” The project aims to create interactive coatings that generate realistic tactile sensations for applications in human