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into the technologies we all live with. This project, Techno-Moral Experience and the Foundations of Design for Values (TechnoMoralXP), tackles that gap head-on by building a moral epistemology for DfV. Its guiding idea
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postdoctoral position is part of the HARARA project, a Horizon Europe Mission initiative funded by the European Commission. HARARA examines both the objective and subjective experiences of heat among migrantised
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Can technology learn to listen to how athletes feel, and not just to what the sensors measured? In the ASPIRE project, we develop knowledge for the new generation of sports tracking technology that
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Vacancies PostDoc Research Position on Developing Technology for Subjective Sporting Experiences Key takeaways Can technology learn to listen to how athletes feel, and not just to what the sensors
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Can technology learn to listen to how athletes feel, and not just to what
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from candidates with diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. If you recognise yourself in the role but do not meet every listed preference, we encourage you to apply. This is what you will do
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science, spatial analytics, or a related field; experience with diverse spatial analytical methods; strong programming skills (e.g., Python) and version control (e.g., GitHub); experience working with multi
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type I collagen, a key structural protein in bone. These mutations lead to abnormal collagen quantity or quality, resulting in thin, porous and poorly organised bone. People with OI can experience
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and transpiration models and combined with other monitoring systems. Initial experiments will be conducted in university growth chambers and greenhouse facilities, followed by validation in commercial
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fluxes and acidification in global marine P cycling through a combination of field work in the North Atlantic Ocean, laboratory experiments and numerical modelling. A scientific cruise with our research