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-imperial, diachronic datasets focused on historical evidence of women’s work (including handwritten and printed archival material) Using Transkribus for transcription of texts in Portuguese, Dutch, French
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remain responsible for the accuracy, originality and content of all submitted material. If all, or parts, of your education has been taken abroad, we also ask you to attach documentation of the scope and
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the Research Area of Safety and Material Integrity, we are seeking a motivated PhD candidate to conduct research on the structural integrity of metallic materials for hydrogen energy applications, with a focus
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broadened spectral signatures, and – paradoxically – either constitute a desirable material property or limit device performance. Understanding and predicting these excited-state phenomena “from first
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aimed at stress relaxation in fatigue-prone areas, minimizing material consumption and maximizing structural efficiency. The diagnostic and prognostic capabilities of the developed framework can be
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. energy, water and sanitation, mobility or food) in European and Indian cities analyse the material using qualitative process methods (path tracing) and semi-quantitative network methods (socio-technical
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of responsibility The successful candidate will be expected to: Process and analyse the collected source material. Author two scholarly articles within the framework of the project, one co-authored and one single
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infrastructures and external guest researchers. This collaborative setting enables cutting-edge studies of low-temperature quantum transport, superconductivity and functionality of two-dimensional material devices.
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of analytical equipment and data processing; - To develop and synthesise a complex material. - Develop an analytical method; - Take into account the validity and limits of the characterization method used
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-efficient cooling systems. These new systems will support better medical imaging, faster computers, and greener high-tech manufacturing. Wafer handling: Silicon wafers are the base material for