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sector raise new questions and requires different and additional scenarios. There are gaps in the probability domain between normative events for water systems and stress tests events, and from an ESG and
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impairment, and combine sensory testing, cognitive assessments, behavioral measurements and neuroimaging-related outcomes. About the PhD project Loss of smell is increasingly recognized as an early marker
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Particle Motion. The project includes nanoswitch design, sensor fabrication, sensor testing, and modelling. The longterm goal is to enable multiplexed continuous real-time sensing for applications in
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-materials in which materials research and physical testing form the validated foundation, enabling Digital Twins and AI-based decision support for design and process choices. This full-time position offers
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systems and stress tests events, and from an ESG and stress‑testing perspective there is a need to understand different scenarios of climate change (based on IPCC scenarios) in a specific year — these
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, from understanding disease mechanisms and developing disease models to preclinical therapy testing, clinical readiness and patient-informed treatment priorities. To achieve this, POLARIS brings together
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on its expertise in material strength testing). These tests will be repeated across different temperatures and particle sizes to characterise their influence on surface mechanics. The resulting properties
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-situ during pyrolysis and ex-situ from the resulting vapor and liquid pyrolysis products. Through detailed analytical studies, lab- and pilot-scale testing, and technology evaluation, we aim to identify
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of model systems to test theoretical predictions. The project lies at the interface of quantum mechanics, mathematical physics, and electronic-structure theory, and will involve close interaction with
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datasets and an evaluation framework covering statistical fidelity, temporal and spatial structure, physical plausibility and downstream task performance (e.g. train-synthetic-test-real forecasting). You