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for applications in space planetary protection. Specifically, with regard to space debris mitigation, the Independent Safety Office acts as ESA’s Technical Authority and its main functions are: custodianship and
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radiation simulation toolkits such as Geant4 and its application, GRAS (Geant4 Radiation Analysis for Space). ESA is a signatory member of the international Geant4 Collaboration together with CERN and a
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project. This project is implemented by an ambitious consortium including many universities, knowledge institutions, archives, foundations, cultural institutions and business partners in the Netherlands. It
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highly interdisciplinary project with the spectroscopy at its core at the University of Amsterdam that brings together automation, flow technology, photophysics, and spectroscopy. The project aims
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leading role in education and research worldwide. The driving force behind the faculty’s success is its robust research profile combined with the energy and creativity of its student body and academic
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at the University of Twente. We would love to go beyond laboratory characterization and demonstrate the technology in realistic quantum-networking scenarios. We coordinate a dark-fiber connection for field
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contributes to inter- and transdisciplinary, context-driven and problem/solution-focused research and education for the sake of a better environment. It involves a collaborative design and engineering approach
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novel infant gut models and apply it to investigate microbiota–immune-pathogen interactions, generating knowledge that can support future interventions to improve infant health. We welcome applications
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sensing, and AI approaches to advance aluminium recycling and accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Job description Aluminium is one of the world's most widely used metals, and its recycling
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disciplinary boundaries towards bioinformatics and computational biology. You do not need to arrive as an expert in both fields. This is what you will do You will develop quantum-algorithm prototypes within