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at the department for the fabrication of such constructs are: Additive manufacturing technologies for building functional 3D scaffolds, such as 3D fiber deposition, bioprinting, and digital light processing. Advanced
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bury this in deposits below the ocean floor. They additionally convey abundant nutrients and oxygenated water masses, which together with the POC (as food) support conditions for abundant life
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of sediment and Particulate Organic Carbon (POC) and bury this in deposits below the ocean floor. They additionally convey abundant nutrients and oxygenated water masses, which together with the POC (as food
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at the department for the fabrication of such constructs are: Additive manufacturing technologies for building functional 3D scaffolds, such as 3D fiber deposition, bioprinting, and digital light processing. Advanced
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). - Experience in metal (for exemple Cu) nanoparticle deposition methods - Strong knowledge in materials characterizations (XRD, Gaz physisorption, SEM, TEM, XPS, UV-Vis spectrometry) - Additional knowledge in gas
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-ion solvation structure, solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) composition, and deposition kinetics. The project combines electrochemistry, spectroscopy, and interfacial science to identify the key
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(fabrication of nanomaterials) and electronics (quantum devices). This project is interdisciplinary, and the PhD candidate will be part of a larger group using pulsed laser deposition as a tool to engineer new
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, contributing to research in the field of artificial learning. The data generated by this doctoral work will be deposited on open archaeological databases (Nakala, Huma-Num, POP, etc.), and the algorithmic code
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: Developing protocols for the electrochemical deposition of Fe, Co und Ni in an inert atmosphere on various substrates to create different surface morphologies and properties (e.g., magnetize the surface). Use
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of deposited sequences. A larva–adult association component through sequencing will make it possible to assign a specific identity to morphologically unidentifiable larval stages, and an integrative taxonomy