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personal and academic development are top priorities. We are committed to curiosity driven fundamental research and interdisciplinary research; we aim at advancing science and addressing the major societal
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. To lower the carbon footprint of coating and paint curing, it would be preferable to develop photocatalysts and reagents that react with red or NIR light. Low-energy photocuring inherently provides
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of Advanced Computer Science (LIACS). As a team, we develop cutting-edge techniques for advanced computational imaging systems, combining expertise from Mathematics (Inverse Problems), Computer Science (Machine
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to develop engineering interventions to improve plant regeneration, seed longevity and defenses against disease. Your task will be to further develop two-dimensional and three-dimensional models of plant
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, including bioacoustics algorithms developed in the team. What you will do Conducting rigorous research at the intersection of ML and wildlife bioacoustics; Actively participating in regular group and one
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The Hague and develop your own research agenda in a vibrant and internationally oriented academic community. What you will do The Institute of Public Administration at Leiden University is looking to appoint
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will do Existing paint or coating curing technologies typically rely on heat or high-energy UV light. To lower the carbon footprint of coating and paint curing, it would be preferable to develop
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environmental assessment, offshore wind energy systems, biodiversity impacts, and life cycle assessment (LCA)? Are you interested in developing novel approaches to assess the ecological impacts of offshore wind
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Activities (PEAs) and their outputs. In response, this project will develop strategies for making PEAs more visible in OS monitoring exercises, with an eye toward supporting greater recognition and reward
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better predictions of fire extents and its impacts on vegetation at regional scales. This is a contribution to INFLAMES (https://inflames-project.github.io/ ), a national research project on fires, with