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of single-particle tracking and live-cell imaging data obtained by our experimental collaborators in Paris, Copenhagen and Taipei. Several distinct projects are available, and applicants are encouraged
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into high-purity powders. Using mechanochemical processing, you will investigate and control phase formation, particle size distribution, morphology, and flowability. You will then establish additive
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of particle transport and fluid–soil interaction in dikes. A key scientific challenge is to represent the complex interaction between soil particles and flowing water across different spatial and temporal
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will contribute to this challenge by advancing the modelling of particle transport and fluid–soil interaction in dikes. A key scientific challenge is to represent the complex interaction between soil
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optical physics. Proven experience with experimental laboratory research in one of the following fields: Femtosecond lasers, Ion transfer optics / ion traps, Charged particle detection Excellent written and
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qualifications Experience in one or more of the following areas is considered a merit: data analysis using ROOT, particle-transport simulations using Monte Carlo codes such as Geant4, FLUKA, or OpenMC, nuclear
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Small particles such as pollen and microplastics in the environment are involved in triggering inflammatory diseases, but current methods for monitoring
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, particle size distribution, morphology, and flowability. You will then establish additive manufacturing process windows for these circular powders using both binder-free and binder-based additive
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distances from the spatial structure of genetic genealogies across the genome, and the genetic relatedness among individuals; or develop and use biophysical models (hydrodynamics + particle tracking
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elementary particles and the birth of the universe to the functioning of the brain. You will work at the Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences (SILS), one of the Faculty of Science’s largest institutes. Its