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, tracking, and analysing infectious diseases. A central aim is to reduce technical barriers to pathogen genomic analysis, particularly for users and institutions in low- and middle-income countries. The PhD
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forces. The façade is being iteratively improved in BIO-SKIN via the BIO-SKIN Living Lab on ten existing buildings. As a PhD candidate you will connect ecology, material choices, circularity, user
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choices, circularity, user/stakeholder acceptance, aesthetics, and Living Lab implementation. You will translate ecological, material, circularity, maintenance, aesthetic, and stakeholder requirements
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in TU Delft, and work together with an extended and diverse consortium comprising research organizations in the Netherlands, leading international end-users spanning the chemical and energy sectors
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, etc. from observations collected by one or more instruments, or from numerical experiments. The HP community relies on data centers (such as the CDPP, Centre de Données de la Physique des Plasmas
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from the water sector (including technology providers and end users like water authorities and companies) have joined forces with Environmental Technology at Wageningen University & Research to study the
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consistency, and user behaviour, incorporating insights from survey data and textual analysis. By integrating technical and socio-economic perspectives, the project aims to develop new strategies
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reactivity on surfaces, with direct industrial and societal relevance? Do you enjoy research, and does the prospect of using simulations and theory to inform and guide experiments motivate you? We are now
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appropriate strategy is still often based on user experience rather than on a quantitative methodology. For several years, the MOST team at LEGI has been developing advanced simulation methods within the YALES2
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firms, system operators and users to reach optimal or stable outcomes in dynamical systems with full and partial information; Computing systemic optimal interventions to improve the system performance