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Challenge | Overheating in existing dwellings due to increasing hot weather Change | Affordable, acceptable, effective nature driven facades Impact | Improved health and lower cooling energy demand
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are looking for a PhD candidate to develop and evaluate a mathematical model and algorithm to better tailor (risk-based) follow-up after cancer treatment. The role is highly impactful for ensuring sustainable
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? Your research challenge In this PhD project, you will develop innovative light-driven methods to break down plastics selectively and under controlled conditions. You will explore both photocatalytic and
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Are you interested in the long‑term consequences of climate change and adaptation choices and the role that insurers and other financial institutions? Do you want to develop macroeconomic models
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field of data regulation within European and Dutch economic law. The disruptive rise of data-driven services and data-driven innovation is one of the most significant sociotechnical developments and
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material models, the development of Digital Twins, and the use of AI-based methods. This includes building model-ready databases, developing simulation chains that link process simulations with analysis
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. The project builds on a recent work by the host group [Keijsers et al., Nature Photon. 19, 733 (2025)], where signatures of a phase transition were observed in the nonlinear response of a laser-driven optical
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. The project will combine experimental and clinical research to advance theory-driven treatment improvements. Your colleagues: You will work within a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary team across
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Technology group in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The group offers an open and collaborative environment that combines fundamental and applied research. Its expertise spans data-driven modelling
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what you will do Develop AI-driven mechanistic computational models of Non-Hodgkin lymphomas such as mantle cell lymphoma (MCL), diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), and Richter syndrome. You will