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There is an increasing demand for infrastructure services while, at the same time, infrastructure networks reach capacity thresholds. Extending and upgrading infrastructure is challenging and limited not
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resource-use efficiency of the greenhouse, e.g., maximizing the kg of food produced per unit of energy, requires growers to consider a complex relationship between the short- and long-term consequences
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resource-use efficiency of the greenhouse, e.g., maximizing the kg of food produced per unit of energy, requires growers to consider a complex relationship between the short- and long-term consequences
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breakthroughs in the creation and manufacturing of complex micro-electronic Radio Frequency (RF) systems that enable The Netherlands to extend its leading position, both in a technological as well as an economic
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also offers a fascinating and unexpected alternative strategy: by lining membrane pores with intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) to guard the gap. The best example is the nuclear pore complex (NPC
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and unexpected alternative strategy: by lining membrane pores with intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) to guard the gap. The best example is the nuclear pore complex (NPC), responsible for all
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working environment. A part of the project is also affiliated with an academic-industrial collaboration and provides the opportunity to study interesting, complex physics, and solve real world problems
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, which rely on rigid links and localized interaction points, soft robots are composed of deformable materials that can conform to complex geometries and operate safely around humans. They offer unique
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trunk around an object. Unlike traditional robots, which rely on rigid links and localized interaction points, soft robots are composed of deformable materials that can conform to complex geometries and
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. Process driven research activities are performed in the field of chemical and biochemical systems, mechanical and electric systems and system networks. Typical product sectors include biobased products