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deterioration. This PhD project addresses this challenge by developing a novel “Health Passport” system for railway tracks on bridges, enabling data-driven condition assessment and supporting more efficient
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Develop soft, 3D-printed hydrogel bioelectronics for next-generation neural interfaces. Job description A 4-year PhD candidate position is available in the research group of Achilleas Savva in
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biogeochemical processes that govern their behaviour. Job description The PhD candidate will develop and analyse new process-based mathematical models to improve our understanding and predictive capability
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Develop advanced models to understand and predict piping and internal erosion in dikes. As a PhD researcher at TU Delft, you will connect fundamental fluid–soil interaction physics with
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Are you passionate about human movement and developing clinical tools for understanding human movement disorders? Job description Challenge: Over a quarter of a million people in the
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Expert Panel members. Based on these findings, you will develop realistic case scenarios that present different types and levels of uncertainty. These scenarios will be discussed with patients, clinicians
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: Engineering Hydrogen-Resistant Circular Steels (CIRHY)" which is a 6-year research and innovation project developing next-generation circular steels that can safely operate in hydrogen environments. By
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detection and free space estimation. However, current neural networks are typically developed for a specific radar configuration and task, and often generalize poorly to other sensors. At the same time, large
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the project "Circularity as Opportunity: Engineering Hydrogen-Resistant Circular Steels (CIRHY)", a 6-year research and innovation programme developing next-generation circular steels that can safely operate in