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accuracy. By combining global visual information from an ophthalmic microscope with local images acquired by a miniature ophthalmic endoscope, the project will investigate how shadow-based visual cues can be
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economy. Thermal interfaces at cryogenic conditions: Many advanced technologies — like quantum computers, powerful microscopes, and chip-making tools — require extreme cooling. However, the optimal design
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mathematical tools for understanding the connection between microscopic particle dynamics and macroscopic continuum descriptions. Funding notes: For UK and EU candidates: Funding may be available through a
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systems based on superconducting microwave circuits and cryogenic noble-gas crystals. By understanding and controlling microscopic loss mechanisms at the interface between superconductors and cryogenic
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. The mechanisms governing the growth of Sn on InAs and other III-V semiconductors remain poorly understood. Imaging Sn/InAs interfaces at atomic resolution using a transmission electron microscope (TEM) gives
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. Additionally, you will also benefit from established collaboration with know-how on data processing and access to state-of-the-art cryo-microscopes. Tübingen is an international, dynamic, and lively university
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established collaboration with know-how on cryo-ET data processing and access to state-of-the-art cryo-microscopes. Tübingen is an international, dynamic, and lively university town. For more details about the
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, microscopic, X-ray etc. techniques Electrochemical testing under HER and OER conditions and development of test protocols Dissemination of research findings through scientific publications and conference
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physics of our universe at the nanoscale: from atoms and fundamental particles from a century ago, to the quantum sensors and computers of today, quantum mechanics governs how these microscopic objects and
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: inverted-microscope imaging, organic-matter localisation, X-ray tomography (CT-scan) before and after dissolution. • Design and run CaCO3 dissolution experiments: O2 flux and pH measurements using