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models. The work will involve the implementation of a delocalized kinetic Monte Carlo method that integrates coupled electronic and ionic transport on parallel high-performance computing infrastructures
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history from other environmental drivers. In parallel, sequencing of bacteria from the same samples will allow the comparison of relative impacts of disturbance on fungi versus bacteria. Finally, informed
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to analyse transient heat transfer, turbulence, particle-fluid interactions, thermal stratification, and system-level thermodynamic behaviour across multiple spatial and temporal scales. In parallel
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have embodied carbon reduction at the fore and, wherever possible, the lifetime of existing infrastructure must be extended. In parallel, external weather demands on concrete during placement, and in
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feedstocks. This project will also be co-supervised by Prof. James McDonald who is currently running a parallel project on the screening of natural enzymes for the breakdown of plastics using a high-throughput
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/or machine learning background to join the Parallel Computing Systems (PCS) group at the University of Amsterdam. We look for vulnerabilities of AI systems across the whole AI system: from adversarial
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neuroinflammatory diseases. Drawing on parallels with the retroviral replication cycle, we identified host factors involved in LINE-1 transposition. This PhD project builds upon that work. Specifically, we
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results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD project conducted at WUR and provide context for visualisations of historic landscapes developed by a
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to this. The gathered data will provide new insight in the exact timing and variability in past landscape changes. Your results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD
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to this. The gathered data will provide new insight in the exact timing and variability in past landscape changes. Your results will furthermore contribute to computer simulations of coastal dynamics in a parallel PhD