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The PhD position(s) is linked to the Villum CEBE programme, Civil Engineering and the Green Transition in the Built Environment, funded by the Villum Foundation. Within Research Field 2, Design for
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-generation materials that complement sensory control and align with the structural innovations. The position will involve laboratory-based research, data analysis, scientific communication and close
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to FAroGels, providing next-generation materials that complement sensory control and align with the structural innovations. The position will involve laboratory-based research, data analysis
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agreement. The position is linked to the funded project “Wear and Fracture Testing Models for Dental Crowns: From Oral Tribology to 4D Micro-CT Failure Analysis”. The laboratory-based project combines
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synthesizing data and insights on the context-specific, direct and environmentally mediated health effects of climate change. Two, influencing change. Teams must also articulate a clear theory of change within
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applicants must justify their proposed geographic focus. Other aspects of the project, such as the design and data analysis, can take place elsewhere. You will not be at an advantage by including