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cryogenic carbon capture, in which CO₂ is cooled to very low temperatures and turns directly from gas into solid. This gas-to-solid phase change is called desublimation. Although cryogenic carbon capture can
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lifetime. This will enable the condition of welded structures to be monitored throughout their service life, allowing maintenance to be planned when it is actually needed rather than according
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high-performance applications. The project brings together materials science, powder technology, additive manufacturing, and data science. Silicon carbide is widely used in demanding thermal, structural
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digital signal processing. Using these synchronised measurements, you will develop methods to correlate information across time, frequency, space and impedance. The aim is to identify interference sources
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-Inspired Computing. This is your chance to contribute to a more sustainable future while advancing your research career at a leading European university. Join us in shaping the future of hybrid materials and
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other markets, driving further innovation in healthcare and related technologies. The goal of this project is to find a reliable packaging technique for silicon chips with embedded microfluidic channels
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The University of Twente (UT) is located in the east of the Netherlands. It offers a dynamic campus, excellent facilities and the possibility to work in- and with- famous research groups. Professor
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Water is indispensable to modern society. It is used in our homes, in food production, and throughout the chemical and processing industries. However, many industrial water-based processes rely
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framework for efficient prediction, model selection and management in such settings. However, when interest is rather in the behavior of the system during extreme events, for example during floods in a river
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mechanisms of tire wear (micro-abrasion) are not well understood. This is an important limiting factor in developing novel tire compounds with lower wear rates. This project addresses the topic of tire wear