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, using piezo-electric sensors, fiber optical sensor, or a combination of both. Perform dynamic experiments of pristine and (gradually) damaged structures to collect data for the state estimation methods
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monitoring of biomolecules. In this PhD project, you will explore a novel direction: you will study how nanoswitch sensors can be designed for the continuous monitoring of complex nucleic-acids with dynamic
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-powered aircraft structures. Job description How do aerospace materials deform and fail at temperatures approaching 20 K (-250 °C)? And how does their behaviour change under dynamic loading? In this PhD
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of methods, including semi-structured interviews, diary-based methods (Experience Sampling Method), scenario-based judgement tasks, attitude scales, and parent-child joint problem-solving and narrative
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combinations that support the creation of innovative and sustainable food products. Another example is using large language model (LLM) tools to automatically extract and structure fragmented information from
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of putative epialleles. You will: Oversee DNA sequencing approaches for targeted analysis of DNA methylation, SNP and structural variation between accessions, including long read sequencing methods Perform
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sustainable structures and infrastructures. Our aim is to meet societal demands in transportation, the energy transition and sustainable reuse. Research themes include dynamics of structures, mechanics
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, physics-based numerical models will be developed to simulate train–track–bridge dynamic interactions and their resulting structural responses. The health condition of railway tracks on bridges will then be
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imperfect reflection of the influences of related variables. Structural causal models provide a flexible mathematical framework for efficient prediction, model selection and management in such settings
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Brain Plasticity and Dynamics to help ensure Effective and Sustainable Health Care and Rehabilitation), is a new European Marie-Curie doctoral training network. Fifteen doctoral candidates will explore