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communication avenues. About the project/work tasks: Perform in vitro and vivo experiments for the project Analyze and interprete experimental data Participate in manuscript writing Supervise masters students
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for analysing authentic, synthetic, and manipulated images or videos. The work will combine predictive performance with explainability, uncertainty estimation, robustness, and generalization. Attention will be
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. Anatomical Reconstructions: Perform single-neuron and population-level anatomical reconstructions to map connectivity patterns and delineate the structural organization of forebrain sensory circuits. Data
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) semiconductor technologies are enabling significant improvements in efficiency, power density, and switching performance for next-generation power conversion systems. However, fully realizing these advantages
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studies applying the same core protocol in three populations: healthy younger adults, healthy older adults, and individuals in the early phase of Alzheimer’s disease. In each study, participants perform
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into useful decision support Publish and communicate results and participate in relevant research and international activities Perform teaching and related departmental duties corresponding to a total of one
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participate in relevant research and international activities Perform teaching and related departmental duties corresponding to a total of one year during the four-year employment period Be prepared for changes
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PhD in Advanced Testing, Modelling, and Simulation of Composite Materials under High Velocity Impact
for improved ballistic performance. The project will also investigate how structural impact simulations can be coupled with biomechanical surrogate models to assess injury risk from blunt-force trauma
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, driven by weather, sea state, maneuvering demands, and onboard consumers, while maintaining safe and stable operation within tight physical and regulatory constraints. This requires integration between
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individuals in the early phase of Alzheimer’s disease. In each study, participants perform single sessions (acute) and a period (chronic) of high-intensity interval training or moderate-intensity continuous