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predictive MD simulations capable of resolving atomic-scale LCI mechanisms with near-DFT accuracy Investigate how silicon suppresses LCI, including its effects on grain boundary site competition and the
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with researchers across the consortium to predict and edit targeted gene promoters, to design relevant constructs for gene editing and to evaluate the gene-edited plants to establish this topic firmly into the plant
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antigens presented by MHC molecules. This curiosity-driven project develops cutting-edge AI technology for 3D TCR–pMHC modeling to improve neoantigen identification, TCR specificity prediction, and TCR
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Challenge: Predict long-term cardiac growth and remodeling in cardiovascular disease. Change: Develop multi-scale mechanobiological models for virtual human twins. Impact: Advance patient-specific
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international studies. In doing so, we are investigating not only the effectiveness of cochlear implantation for tinnitus but also which factors may predict success. In addition to the clinical research question
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. Currently, conservative assessments of seismicity (i.e., predicting higher seismicity than likely to occur) are one reason for projects not passing the exploration stage, and seismic activity related to gas
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an impact on climate via cloud formation. The MACS project aims to understand the role of mixotrophic protists in Antarctic C- and S-cycles. Such mechanistic understanding will help predict how changing ice
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capable of predicting key performance indicators, including cell potential, gas purity, Faradaic efficiency and degradation behaviour. You will work closely with project partners across Europe to validate
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on developing multi-scale mechanical models to predict how printed inks behave under mechanical and environmental stress. Your role: Build multi-scale models and extend the Eindhoven Glass Polymer Model for latex
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-quality datasets that are structured and annotated for simulation and machine learning. Develop Digital Twins and simulation pipelines for virtual validation and predictive performance assessment. Implement