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, engineering plastics and biomedical materials. Growing focus on the use of artificial intelligence techniques to support and accelerate the experimental work, e.g. data interpretation and prediction
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-responsive polymers, coatings, fibres, engineering plastics and biomedical materials. Growing focus on the use of artificial intelligence techniques to support and accelerate the experimental work, e.g. data
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will explore a core assumption in plant functional trait ecology: that relationships between traits within a species are stable through time and context. Plants continuously and plastically adjust
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will advance our understanding of real-world pathogen encounters and the establishment and plasticity of innate immune memory. Identified molecular targets will be validated via genetic and
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plasticity. In this PhD project, you will study whether daily smell training can improve olfactory and cognitive functioning, and whether these effects can be strengthened by adding multisensory immersive
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feedstocks, carbon becomes a critical raw material for everyday materials (e.g., plastics, asphalt, composites, batteries). While renewable carbon can come from biogenic waste, low-grade biowaste is often wet
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-to-recycle plastics, flue gases, and brine) into valuable fuels, chemicals, and materials using solar-powered devices. The core challenge is simulating the chemistry of these processes at very different levels
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Job description As the Netherlands phases out fossil feedstocks, carbon becomes a critical raw material for everyday materials (e.g., plastics, asphalt, composites, batteries). While renewable
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an enthusiastic PhD candidate to help enable the circular economy for plastics within the automotive industry. Working with industry co-sponsor Artifex (https://www.artifexinteriorsystems.com ) and based in
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nonlinear dissipative processes, such as off-fault plasticity, influence rupture arrest and earthquake-size statistics The position provides a stimulating environment for scientific growth and collaboration