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place to understand heat exposure and stress include temperature/humidity sensors, wearable devices, and traditional survey administration. The group is poised to begin field implementation of heat
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sensor data in a materials science context. An excellent record of productive and creative research demonstrated by publications in peer-reviewed journal papers. Excellent written and oral
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particular novel hollow-core fibres for applications in high-speed commu-nications, quantum technology, sensor technology, etc. Publication of the achieved results in scientific journals and at conferences
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family of printable high-gauge factor wireless sensors by building and extending our related background intellectual property. Responsibilities : Collaborate with the development of a new family of RFID
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. The successful candidate will lead the development of next-generation wearable devices specifically designed for spinal cord injury applications. This role involves the end-to-end development of advanced sensor
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(TMDH) project that aims to integrate NASA Earth observation (EO) products, in situ and field-sensor records, and advanced hydro-geologic models into an operational platform to support U.S.–Mexico treaty
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Sr gases for quantum sensing, the study of many-body physics and for quantum computing. We explore new ways to build sensors, such as superradiant clocks and collaborate with industry, startups and
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) Development and use of optical sensors to understand neuromodulation,(iv) Molecular and cellular mechanisms of GPCR signaling and trafficking (v) Genetic and proteomic screens to identify novel GPCR regulators
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chemistry. You will use this combination to develop a new class of quantum sensors for biosensing and nanoscale magnetic resonance. Background Optically addressable spins—most prominently the nitrogen-vacancy
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, you will: Contribute to defining metrics and indicators across spatial (schoolyard, street, neighborhood, city) and temporal (daily, weekly, seasonal) scales, combining sensor-based data with human