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, Create insightful graphs and other graphical tools to present outcomes back to farmers, Develop reporting for specific groups of farmers that are for instance in a specific supply chain or a learning
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computational wave-based imaging problems; collaborate with researchers in applied mathematics, scientific computing and wave-based imaging, as well as with academic and industrial partners; present your results
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to the translation of research outcomes towards clinical application by working on the commercialisation of micronutrient assays in erythrocytes and leukocytes. Where to apply Website https
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socially supported agricultural sector in the Netherlands (https://regenl.nl/ ). Are farmers motivated to contribute to sustainability transitions in the agricultural sector? Your research will investigate
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Conduct original and novel research in the field of Computational Imaging and Computer Vision. Publish and present scientific articles at international journals and conferences; Contribute to educational
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resolve the active electrode-electrolyte interface structure present under catalytic conditions, and study how it changes when the catalyst structure (e.g. crystallinity and elemental ratio) and electrolyte
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the form of MRI applications, automotive radars, and 5G/6G applications, respectively. To meet the ever-increasing demands of society, e.g. wireless data bandwidth, antenna and RF systems are exhibiting a
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that networks will adapt themselves with your needs without your intervention? Join us on this research project in close collaboration with several high-tech companies to develop and demonstrate the next
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grades, which exhibit a complex microstructural variability. This programme addresses this challenge using tools at the intersection of materials physics, computational modelling, digitalisation and
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suggests that it may also have positive effects on cognitive functioning. However, it is still unclear whether these effects are sustained over time, whether they are present in people at increased risk of