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for sustainable innovation, where new technologies are tested in realistic environments. The project is carried out in close collaboration with researchers from the University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Science
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experience and a strong interest in the design and operation of laboratory-scale bioreactors. An independent, self-motivated, and curiosity-driven mindset. Strong analytical skills combined with a scientific
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include 4 other research Universities, 2 Universities of Applied Sciences, and companies across the value chain of biomass. In this PhD project, you will develop state-of-the-art methodologies to: Design
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-specific errors. Some of the work will involve extending tools and concepts of circuit-based quantum error correction to fusion-based computation, using ZX calculus. The aim is to design, numerically
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How can we design better electrodes for CO2 electrolysis to ethylene? Job description A major contributor to climate change are carbon dioxide emissions. To reduce emissions and thus combat climate
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approximately 3,000 to 15,000 MKIDs integrated on a single 4-inch wafer. Your work will cover the full development cycle, including detector design, microfabrication, device characterization, and system
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bias and fairness. Second, you will also design methods to systematically evaluate various models against these established standards and values. This contributes to the responsible deployment of AI
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integrated photonics and color center qubits. You will focus on device design and characterization, delving into the complex physics of color centers, and developing technology based on integrated photonic
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work environment. To reinforce that, we have committed ourselves to the joint Statement Social Safety of the Association of Universities in the Netherlands and the National Action Plan for Diversity and
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partner with their job search in the Netherlands. Additional information This PhD position is positioned within the Pattern Recognition Lab (PRLab), part of the Computer Science department (specifically