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on the nuclear engineering aspects of flexible reactor operation. The work combines reactor physics, thermal-hydraulics, model reduction, and control design. The main research objectives are: Development of a high
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focuses on a modular sensing system combining ultraviolet (UV), visible (VIS), and near-infrared (NIR) reflection spectroscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy, and Raman spectroscopy, supported by a co-optimized
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. However, translating sustainability ambitions into measurable operational improvements remains a major challenge.This PhD project aims to help organizations bridge that gap. By combining Business Process
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successful completion. Joint supervision by the Sustainable Construction Materials and Applied Mineralogy research groups. An interdisciplinary research environment combining materials engineering, concrete
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low latency and scalability. This project investigates novel communication mechanisms and experimental platforms for ultra-low-latency, highly scalable cyber-physical systems, combining embedded systems
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opportunity to investigate the structural mechanisms that regulate protein kinase function, combining state-of-the-art cryo-electron microscopy, protein biochemistry, and molecular biology within a highly
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to design compact, cost-effective and robust multi-optics imaging systems (i.e. combining multiple optical channels onto a single sensor) which can address these issues. The goal is to create a flexible
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Greco-Roman Egypt, with particular attention to the origin and processing of meat as well as its broader institutional, socio-economic, and dietary context.The research combines textual and archaeological
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combining the best of both worlds. However, it turns out that even the explanations that are generated by symbolic systems are not always easy to understand for people. This is particularly the case when
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, the development and validation of finite element models, and the formulation of analytical and design-oriented models. Building on this work, you will contribute to complementary investigations on the combined