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opportunities for innovation and support well-founded decision-making within the programme. You design and organise engaging workshops and learning experiences for students, connecting digital and technological
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and support well-founded decision-making within the programme. You design and organise engaging workshops and learning experiences for students, connecting digital and technological developments to real
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evaluating data quality, representativeness, and clinical validity. An interest in medical-device regulation and how technical findings inform clinical evidence and regulatory decision-making. Prior regulatory
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benefits scheme With our flexible benefits scheme, you decide how to use part of your employment benefits. Purchase extra leave days or use your year-end bonus to buy a bicycle with tax benefits. You choose
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to determine where these disturbances originate and how they propagate, and use this understanding to investigate practical mitigation, including targeted filtering solutions. In this way, your research can
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of candidate sensor architectures. Design and fabricate sensor prototypes, including their mechanical integration, shielding, connections and readout interfaces. Develop experimental methods to determine
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-agent" that integrates multimodal health data, including MRI examinations, PSMA PET/CT imaging, histopathology results, and longitudinal electronic health records, to support clinical decision-making in
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-off between energy consumption, speed and accuracy in information processing near a phase transition, and to determine how it depends on properties of the signal such as amplitude and bandwidth
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interactions between environmental exposures and individual susceptibility determinants. Next to smoking and air pollution, dietary quality is increasingly identified as modulator of COPD development and
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authentic educational settings. The project combines experimental research, classroom studies and computational modelling to better understand what makes children curious, how they decide which information to