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fibrosis. Together with the department of surgery, focusing on vascular surgery, we aim to to ulitse high-throughput biomaterial screening to identify the optimal physicochemical surface properties
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immune monitoring panels measured in large patient cohorts, we want to make an inventory of current panels and results, and develop the most optimal panels for each of the different research questions
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Materials Production, Refining and Recycling (MPRR) group in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at TU Delft and contribute to advancing battery circularity by optimizing the recovery
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Excited to shape the future of hearing aids? Ready to combine your expertise in Signal Processing, Optimization and Machine learning with Perception and Intelligibility? Job description Good hearing
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for 1.5 years, and will be embedded within the UMC Utrecht AI-Lab initiative. Your primary focus will be the development of AI models for defect detection and process optimization of tissue constructs
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circularity by optimizing the recovery of critical raw materials in the hydrometallurgical recycling of Li-ion batteries. In this reserach, you will: Investigate purification and separation methods
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) design, based on diffusion and/or flow matching, that can rapidly adapt pre-trained models to new tasks and select optimally informative simulations at each stage in a design process. Collaborate closely
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, where cutting-edge research is conducted to optimize resource efficiency and reduce environmental impacts in metal industries. The MPRR research team specializes in the elucidation of reaction mechanisms
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, Creating Value-Based Health Care, Functioning, Participation and Rehabilitation, Health Inequities and Societal Participation, Optimizing Patient Care; and Promoting Health and Personalised Care. Working
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this interindividual variance in stress susceptibility, as we believe that mimicking the natural processing coding resilience would be the optimal approach for prevention and treatment for disease. We use animal models