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for History is the home of a vibrant community of researchers and lecturers with outstanding track records and successful in attracting national and international research grants. Under the label ‘Global
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imaging. The department provides access to modern experimental facilities, including multiple eye-tracking and combined EEG and eye-tracking laboratories. The project also benefits from access
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meaning or outcomes depending on context — for example, a landscape that changes with climate, or a local action that produces effects in another part of the system. This PhD project investigates how people
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. The first one will advance techniques for large-scale 3D particle tracking by merging measurement theory and practice with flow modelling for applications in industrial wind tunnels for the aerospace sector
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holography, structured-light and fringe projection, deflectometry, pattern tracking, high-speed imaging and thermography. Complementary photonic sensing approaches, such as fibre Bragg grating sensors, may
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and settles. To address this question, this PhD project focuses on frustrated magnets, where strong but competing exchange interactions suppress conventional long-range order despite strong local
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— for example, a landscape that changes with climate, or a local action that produces effects in another part of the system. This PhD project investigates how people learn, update, and use spatial knowledge when
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University, working closely with researchers within the local team. You will also collaborate with researchers and a fellow PhD candidate at Leiden University Medical Centre in the research group of Prof Dr
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combines historical records with site research in which she collaborates with local experts. Her work highlights long-neglected industrial colonial heritage, broadening our view of the past. Medical