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basis of plant adaptation to the environment, focusing on plant nutrition, metal tolerance and photosynthesis. Your research is expected to deliver fundamental insights into the genetic regulation
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the atomic-scale competition between copper and silicon at grain boundaries and oxide interfaces, delivering atomistic insights directly relevant to improving the recyclability and processability of both
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and scientists. We translate our knowledge and insights into solutions to societal issues, contributing to a sustainable society and to the development of prosperity and well-being. That is what unites
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, when, where, and for whom is lacking. Hence, in their efforts to engage citizens, local civil servants run the risk of flying blind, lacking insight into which, if any, are the most adequate tools in
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experiences and insights with the project communication officer (preferably in Dutch). Support four PhD’s in data collection and collaboration with societal partners. Develop a video observational measurement
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and image analysis can provide insights into such a corpus. Research will include testing, validation and evaluation on large scale and interoperable collections, in cooperation with the societal
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broad European and international network through its collaboration schemes and open-science activities. Through its research, the ACT provides ESA with early scientific insight on emerging trends and acts
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on three main tasks. The first task is to perform centroid-moment tensor inversions for small (M < 1) induced events in the Groningen area, yielding valuable insight into the ability to invert waveforms
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to new insights for patients with tinnitus and hearing loss, but also to the further development of innovative research methods within otolaryngology. This project combines clinical relevance
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and applications of Remote Sensing, who is also enthusiastic about incorporating AI-based and data-driven methods to extract new insights from Earth Observation data. We are particularly interested in