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activities will include: o Human Brain Modeling: Generating and maintaining patient-stratified iPSC lines and innovative 3D "brain chimeroid" models. o Advanced Neurophysiology: Assessing functional network
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the ability to think freely - a broader mind. Maintaining an entrepreneurial perspective and concentrating on diversity, significance and humanity, we work on sustainable solutions with social impact. By
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possess: A completed Master’s degree in a relevant field such as ecology, oceanography, marine biology, or a related domain. A strong interest in the environmental impact of human activities in the marine
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World’, and a healthy humanity (‘Care & Cure’). Activities share an application-oriented character, a high degree of complexity and a large synergy between multiple facets of the field. Research is
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, for example through newborn screening, family screening or genetic testing. These families may face uncertainty about when symptoms will develop and difficult decisions about treatment. Understanding
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function in all their complexity, and how they change due to natural processes and human activities. At its core lies an integrated systems approach to study biodiversity, ecosystems and the environment
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of Amsterdam . The research at IBED aims to unravel how ecosystems function in all their complexity, and how they change due to natural processes and human activities. At its core lies an integrated systems
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, academic research and teaching are carried out in following areas: Business Administration, Economics and Business Economics, Political Science, Public Administration, Human Geography, Spatial Planning, and
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metabolism and contractility, and on validating newly identified biomarkers using human stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes. The project contributes to the development of innovative diagnostic and therapeutic
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question remains largely unanswered: how can AVs interact safely and effectively with vulnerable road users (VRUs), including people with disabilities? Such interactions involve complex human decision-making