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Randomness and random shapes can be found everywhere around us, for example the shape of a tree is influenced by random interactions both between and within its cells, and random external influences. This random growth causes trees in nature to have self-similar, fractal-like properties....
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Without biological membranes, there would be no life as we know it. Transport of molecules and information across these membranes is carried out by integral membrane protein channels, receptors, pumps and transporters. Living cells maintain chemical gradients and electrical potential differences...
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Bring additive manufacturing processes closer to the resilience found in the growth of living organisms The NXTGEN Hightech program aims to accelerate the development of innovative new equipment and technologies. Responding to the future needs for sustainable mobility, rapid thermoplastic...
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Challenge: Understanding quantum internet in communication practices. Change: Co-create governmental communication in the quantum age. Impact: Creating quantum internet with our values. The Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management in collaboration with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
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Quay walls are essential components of the canal systems of Amsterdam as well as any other Dutch city. Several quay walls have deteriorated due to low maintenance and the increased applied loads they must resist. Maintaining the cultural heritage and at the same time preparing them for the...
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Challenge: Ultrafast imaging of biomolecular processes at high resolution. Change: Combining fluorescence microscopy and cryo-EM/ET. Impact: Driving a profound understanding of life processes at the molecular scale. Are you interested to combine physics, engineering, and molecular biology to...
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Challenge: Airport and airline ecosystems are not ready yet for new hydrogen aircraft. Change: Develop mathematical and computational models for airport ground operations for hydrogen-powered aircraft. The aviation sector is actively investing in the development of new disruptive technology,...
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Challenge: Developing high-speed 3D ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM) Change: Enabling high-speed 3D ULM with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) techniques Impact: Visualizing 3D microvascular function in living organisms Artificial intelligence (AI) methodologies are...
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PhD Student Photopharmacology (1.0 FTE) (V24.0184) « Back to the overview Job description Without biological membranes, there would be no life as we know it. Transport of molecules and information across these membranes is carried out by integral membrane protein channels, receptors, pumps and...
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PhD in universality in random trees and graphs (1.0 FTE) (V24.0183) « Back to the overview Job description Randomness and random shapes can be found everywhere around us, for example the shape of a tree is influenced by random interactions both between and within its cells, and random external...