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you have to offer We are looking candidates who have: A master’s degree in human geography, urban studies, anthropology, sociology or a related discipline; Robust methodological training in qualitative
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intermediates and correlate surface coverage with reaction kinetics. Develop advanced characterization workflows - establish robust methodologies for sampling, handling, and analyzing catalysts from long-term
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, and multilayer polymer architectures. The goal is to create thin, transparent, robust films that can selectively reflect red, green, and blue light in controlled directions, enabling privacy-preserving
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devices directly to consumers, claiming benefits such as reduced stress and improved concentration and memory. However, many of the promises currently being made are not yet supported by robust scientific
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generation, and emissions, while conducting sensitivity and uncertainty analyses to assess the robustness of results. The work will involve close collaboration with researchers working on metallurgy
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education and research at the intersection of technology, society and policy. We combine insights from both engineering and social sciences as well as the humanities. TPM develops robust models and designs
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between LDV measurements and existing indicators of track quality derived from ABA and TG data, aiming to establish robust indicators of embankment condition. To support the interpretation of monitoring
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of robust novel hydrogenation catalysts as well as new, widely applicable photochemical tools. All projects have dual, applied and fundamental, character. Various new concepts in catalysis and photochemistry
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monitoring train in the Netherlands, the research will examine the relationships between LDV measurements and existing indicators of track quality derived from ABA and TG data, aiming to establish robust
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future scenarios, including climate change, energy and resource use, water consumption, waste generation, and emissions, while conducting sensitivity and uncertainty analyses to assess the robustness