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, survey-experiments and discrete choice experiments. The postdoc project advertised here will focus on the quantitative studies in Italy and run in parallel with a PhD project focused on the Netherlands
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Italy, exchanging insights and questions with their team developing parallel surveys for firms. Agent-Based Modeling (ABM) & Ex-Ante Assessment: Translate the empirical evidence from your surveys
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data analysis techniques, including synchronisation, correlation analysis, feature extraction, and signal processing, will be employed to identify indicators of track and bridge condition. In parallel
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, will be employed to identify indicators of track and bridge condition. In parallel, physics-based numerical models will be developed to simulate train–track–bridge dynamic interactions and their
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to operate in a scalable and decentralized manner while achieving obstacle avoidance using onboard sensing and adapting to changes in dynamic environments. In parallel to the theoretical and algorithmic
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. The postdoc project advertised here will focus on the quantitative studies in Italy and run in parallel with a PhD project focused on the Netherlands. Job description The first phase, consisting of qualitative
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-how needed to explore future concepts. In parallel, you will participate in the ROSE-L SAR instrument on-ground characterisation and testing activities, gaining first-hand knowledge of AIT processes
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assessments and selected reviews of InCubed activities at the proposal and implementation stages. In parallel, you will develop the core competencies required for future project follow-up, particularly in
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sea-urchin spine micro-architectures and using these as templates for multifunctional, mechanically efficient structures. In parallel, ACT researchers have explored spider-inspired soft actuators