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stressors and helping them to train adequate stress responses. This is the goal of the project STRESS INOCULUM: to develop and validate a theory of stress to enable effective prevention of stress disorders
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. Their research draws on theories and concepts in consumer psychology, related to information processing, self and identity, behavioral change, implicit measurement of attitudes and behavior, emotion, persuasion
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dynamic and intelligent representation of the collaborative environment. Expected outcomes include new conceptual models for spatial AI in collaborative work, building on theories of Proxemic Interaction
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taking the limited capacity into account. Both these tasks will rely on dynamic online optimization theory. Finally, we want to analyze the performance of all the developed methods. We will therefore focus
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and how to combine private and public interests responsibly. Researchers have different profiles, including law and technology, public law, international and EU law, legal theory, and commercial law
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research report writing skills, including excellent written and verbal communication skills in English. Ability and interest in combining theory with experimental research. Readiness and willingness
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differences. In this project, a resilience assessment framework for electricity grids will first be developed, building on resilience theory and interdisciplinary methods in ecology and economics (e.g
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properties. The theory and methods to be developed will be correlated and validated with experiments under various environmental and temperature conditions, eventually down to cryogenic conditions. You will
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adopting principles from physics, that enable relating the damage tolerance of structural materials to their mechanical and physical properties. The theory and methods to be developed will be correlated and
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and Mechanical Engineering. We approach problems in a horizontal “team spirit” and continuously traverse boundaries between theory, simulations, and experiments. We strive for a co-creative and