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. This involves dynamic engagement like walking, observing, and handling objects. The relationship between perceptual experiences and the dynamic structures of the multi-sensorial information generated by active
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to monitor patients’ health condition continuously and accurately after surgery to measure and evaluate patients’ recovery progress, timely detect and even predict clinical adverse events like delirium
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theoretical modeling, numerical simulation, and experimental validation. Key objectives can include: Developing theoretical and computational models for friction-induced damping in joints and interfaces
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mechanisms during DNA replication. By integrating defined DNA templates, biochemical assays, and mass spectrometry, we will uncover how these structures are detected and processed, and what consequences
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. This project will focus on the design of a panel of chemical probes to detect, characterize, and modulate mucin-hydrolase activity in bacterial secretomes and patient samples. A successful candidate will gain
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will focus on the implementation of chemical tools to detect, characterize, and modulate mucin-hydrolase activity in bacterial secretomes and patient samples. A successful candidate will gain training in
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-classical “squeezed” states of motion. The next frontier is to extend quantum control to sensing applications that include detection of tiny recoils, from molecules of rarefied gases to potential dark matter
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the material consumption and environmental impact of energy generation. This PhD project is part of the MSCA Doctoral Network AWETRAIN (Airborne Wind Energy TRAining for Industrialization Network). Its objective
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and can organizations safeguard enough proprietary information to maintain their competitive advantage and motivation to innovate? The objective of this research is to answer the question: What
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are committed. The lines of communication are short and each individual student and staff member is given ample attention. You can find more about our mission and vision on the 'About PTRS ' page. Radboud