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do In this project, you will work to secure AI hardware by investigating vulnerabilities at the algorithm, software, and hardware levels and developing countermeasures to address them. You will study
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(Spitsbergen) on large scientific research vessels, like the brand new Dutch Anna-Weber van Bosse, including the use of advanced deep-sea technologies, including remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and stand-alone
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sediments. About the position Agricultural land use strongly alters the functioning and biodiversity of the surrounding landscape. Conventional practices rely heavily on chemical inputs, such as fertilizers
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control of neuronal survival in Parkinson's disease (PD). Neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta are selectively lost as PD progresses. Our work on the BCL2 protein family has identified MCL1 as a
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) surveys, lab experiments, data donation, and qualitative focus groups; conducting data analysis; presenting the work at national and international conferences; spending 10% of your time on teaching-related
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Are you excited by ecosystem modeling, climate change and polar oceans? Do you enjoy quantitative work, coding, and turning ecology into equations? We are looking for a highly motivated PhD
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group members; discuss work with group members and at departmental meetings, and incorporate feedback; take a leading role in writing manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals and conferences
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release and self-assembly into a sealing film. You will work closely with a second PhD candidate focused on molecular simulation, and with project partners at UvA and TNO. Your experiments will connect
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months, contingent on a positive performance evaluation within the first 12 months. The preferred starting date is 01 February 2027; Based on a full-time appointment (38 hours per week) the gross monthly
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physics that nobody else has seen? If yes, then you might want to join the Ultracold Strontium Group at the Institute of Physics as a PhD on our exciting journey towards continuously operating optical