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the further development of research in the field of interior design theory and history. You report on the results of your research and produce academic publications. You will assist in ongoing research projects
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adults at increased risk of metabolic syndrome. The PhD project includes mechanistic studies of the targeted biotics, development of biotic interventions in collaboration with industry partners, and the
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oxygen-based photoelectrochemical sensing of nucleic acids. The project will involve the modification of photosensitizers with conjugation handles, the development of coupling strategies
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, digital communications, wireless networking and software development through hands-on experimentation. The research offers the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge technologies for future cyber
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pathophysiology and toxicology entitled “Impact of maternal metabolic status and environmental chemical exposure on placental development.” You will publish scientific articles related to the research project and
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the Kwazulu Natal (KZN) province of South Africa. You will support the development and implementation of the sequencing hybrid workflow at the clinical sequencing facility in KZN. You will develop the standard
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defence of a PhD thesis in the field of Electronics-ICT: Artificial Intelligence. This PhD project focuses on the development of intelligent control algorithms for inland waterway vessels, using machine
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Ecophysiology. Position You will work actively on the preparation and defence of a PhD thesis in the field of plant ecophysiology. The PhD project investigates how hydrodynamic forcing shapes root development in
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directly to parallel activities at UAntwerp on LVDT sensor development and a MIGA-based local suspension platform, providing an opportunity to feed control- and sensor-level improvements developed in-house
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dissipation. You will lead the development of the front-end readout electronics for these new 2 μm photodetectors at UAntwerp: building on existing 1550 nm sensor designs, investigating low-noise and low-heat