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synthetic content reshapes how adolescents develop knowledge. We propose a novel framework that links synthetic content to adolescents’ increased doubt about what can be reliably known (epistemic uncertainty
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doubt about what can be reliably known (epistemic uncertainty) and their diminishing capacity to form beliefs independently (epistemic agency). Epistemic uncertainty and reduced epistemic agency, in turn
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above 99% efficiency, the losses are small compared with the power being processed. Quantifying these losses reliably therefore requires more than a conventional power measurement. In this PhD project
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information by encoding many noisy physical qubits into fewer, far more reliable logical ones. Without effective QEC, adding qubits does not add computing power, because errors accumulate faster than machines
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information for reliable parameter reconstruction. You will work in close collaboration with the research department at ASML, the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI, Prof. dr. Tristan van Leeuwen), and the
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, yielding solutions that are less sensitive to perturbations and therefore more reliable in practice. Mathematically, this leads to optimization problems with underlying random partial or ordinary
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converter operating above 99% efficiency, the losses are small compared with the power being processed. Quantifying these losses reliably therefore requires more than a conventional power measurement. In
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technologies. The goal of this project is to find a reliable packaging technique for silicon chips with embedded microfluidic channels that does not involve the use of glue or elastomer seals. The project will
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work at international conferences, and develop as an independent researcher. Your work will contribute to the foundations of trustworthy artificial intelligence for control and support the reliable use
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healthcare and related technologies. The goal of this project is to find a reliable packaging technique for silicon chips with embedded microfluidic channels that does not involve the use of glue or elastomer