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to technical, legal and organizational constraints. As a PhD candidate, you will develop novel decision-making methods that enable robust decisions for heat transition planning despite these data-sharing
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will then develop XR applications that provide real-time guidance through visual, auditory, or haptic feedback in everyday situations. Using wearable devices, machine learning, and cognitive models you
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project, you will develop innovative light-driven methods to break down plastics selectively and under controlled conditions. You will explore both photocatalytic and photothermal approaches and design
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Help build a needle-free future for dialysis patients. Join TU Delft and LUMC to develop a transcutaneous vascular access, uniting biomaterials, medical technology and clinical nephrology. Job
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that networks will adapt themselves with your needs without your intervention? Join us on this research project in close collaboration with several high-tech companies to develop and demonstrate the next
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in development to ensure the materials are safe, affordable, and user-friendly. The project will also explore behavioural drivers, incentives, and innovative business models to stimulate adoption
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Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI, https://ohdsi-europe.org ) initiative, dedicated to bring out the full value of observational health data through the OMOP Common Data Model and large-scale
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. Qubit counts have risen year after year, driven by advances in fabrication, control electronics and system integration. Quality, however, has not kept pace. Today's qubits remain noisy, short-lived and
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integrated early in development to ensure the materials are safe, affordable, and user-friendly. The project will also explore behavioural drivers, incentives, and innovative business models to stimulate
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to developing methods for iPSC culture, 3D cell models, and stem cell differentiation within the field of complex tissue regeneration. In this PhD project, you will work at the interface of stem cell biology