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Scholarship in Development of Cement-Free Living Building Materials for Sustainable Construction Join DTU Construct as PhD candidate and contribute to pioneering research at the interface of materials science
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move across buried electrode–electrolyte interfaces that are difficult to access experimentally. The work will be carried out in close interaction with other partners, ensuring that experimental and
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, exploiting controlled electron–matter interactions to locally synthesize, deposit, transform, restructure, functionalise and fabricate materials and nanoscale structures. Particular emphasis will be placed
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digital literacy. Task 3.4: TWIN4CITIES Interaction Platform The task focuses on contributing to the development of the project's interaction platform, which serves as the central point for citizen
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. The role will support multidisciplinary work on immersive AI systems for therapy, rehabilitation, research and human-machine interaction, with responsibility for the physical and technical infrastructure
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(https://pmbm.ippt.pan.pl/web/Main_Page ). 5. IPPT PAN is a leading interdisciplinary research institute in Warsaw, Poland. Eligibility criteria PhD degree in a relevant discipline, excellent track record
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; - supervise and coordinate the scientific activities of a PhD candidate and a research engineer recruited within the project; - strengthen scientific interactions between CERMN and GREYC and develop
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Biology of Membranes and Nano-objects (CBMN) is a multidisciplinary research institute at the interface of physics, chemistry, and biology. It hosts 15 research teams and provides access to a comprehensive
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) Deep understanding of electrolyte behaviour in nanometre confinements. (2) Design of a correlative setup (EELS, XPS) to study the electronic structure of interfaces. Where to apply Website https
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with different ions, clusters and particle interfaces in solutions. These simulations will focus on identifying the key features involved in the interactions. This information will be used to explain and