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combining high-fidelity computational modelling with artificial intelligence to overcome key barriers in performance. The investigation will focus on optimising core gas exchange and combustion processes
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Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems • | Dresden, Sachsen | Germany | about 6 hours ago
deadline 30 April (for a starting date in autumn) 31 October (for a starting date in spring) Tuition fees per semester in EUR None Combined Master's degree / PhD programme No Joint degree / double degree
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countries, SHIELD aims to train 16 talented doctoral candidates (DCs) through an interdisciplinary approach that combines fundamental science, biomaterials development, and translational research
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to produce restoration designs for multiple ecosystems’ at Utrecht University and the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, you will create ecosystem-specific, mass-produceable structures
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Netherlands (CBS) in an interdisciplinary and collaborative endeavour aimed at understanding emergent phenomena across scales, combining multiple fields including physics, mathematics, astronomy, history
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products through multiple reactions within a single reactor. By eliminating the step of isolating intermediates, this method can overcome the challenges encountered in multi-step individual reactions (long
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mRNAs remain less understood. Our lab is dedicated to uncovering these processes. Using a combination of in vivo and in vitro tools, we investigate how these regulatory systems function, why
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approaches have not been updated in the era of IoT and AI. The overarching aim of this PhD research is to develop a novel data-driven safety assessment and certification framework, leveraging multiple data
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and evaluation of interactive systems, adaptive and personalized interaction, and context-aware systems, applied across multiple domains including healthcare. Aphasia is a language disorder, often
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metrology, we are dealing with layered media that potentially contain many scattering objects spread out over multiple layers. In the computational Electromagnetics research group (the EMPMC lab), we have