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safety margins are often required in structural design, leading to heavier structures, while maintenance intervals may be more conservative than necessary. Developing reliable methods to continuously
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maintenance intervals may be more conservative than necessary. Developing reliable methods to continuously assess the structural condition therefore enable both lighter designs and more efficient maintenance
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are challenging to inspect using conventional non-destructive inspection techniques. As a result, larger safety margins are often required in structural design, leading to heavier structures, while maintenance
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structural glycoproteomics. For development and translational research we make use of patient samples and models with defined genetic and/or biochemical defects that require structural glycoproteomics
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infrastructure Job description We are looking for an enthusiastic and talented PhD student to join the NWO-VIDI project 'Not-Just-Water' to investigate the impact of extreme water events on (infra)structure
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We offer a 4-year PhD position investigating how tertiary lymphoid structures (TLS) shape local immune responses in different disease contexts and how they can be targeted therapeutically. Tertiary
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applications for a PhD position in electronic-structure theory. The project focuses on the development of new theoretical frameworks for describing electronic dynamics in atoms, molecules, and materials, with
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cause-effect relations, where each variable in a system can be considered as an imperfect reflection of the influences of related variables. Structural causal models provide a flexible mathematical
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imperfect reflection of the influences of related variables. Structural causal models provide a flexible mathematical framework for efficient prediction, model selection and management in such settings
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developments, you will work closely with the other PhD, postdocs, engineers in the lab, and other collaborators from TUM and ETH, to establish a digital twin for construction, and optimize CAML hardware