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to prevent it using SAI, affect food production? How would AMOC collapse impact food trade and food security? How can the global food system be made more resilient to AMOC collapse? To do so, you will work
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for molecular system. Recently, we reported a major breakthrough in using chemical reaction networks for so-called in chemico reservoir computing (Nature, 2024, 631, 549–555). This work demonstrated that self
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will be determined collaboratively with the selected candidate to ensure a good fit and to attract top talent. Possible topics include, but are not limited to, the following: systems and control theory
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structures; Work together with the project-technician (same project) at the Laboratory of Food Chemistry; supervise students; excellent communication with other project partners (Wageningen Research BU
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management? Your work will combine theoretical analysis with real-world case studies to identify promising institutional approaches. You’ll evaluate current governance mechanisms, financial instruments, and
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own research project as part of a larger team effort to better understand how language and technology shape each other. The research project is part of the Futures of Language project, in which we study
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orbit. A sub-part of the project explores the relationship between oceans and outer spaces as seafaring was crucial to colonial expansion and to the development of technologies used for space voyage
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safety? Join our PhD project on the legal role of ‘trusted flaggers’, a key but underexplored mechanism in EU content moderation. Help shape how the Digital Services Act is interpreted and applied, as part
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the production of the greenhouse gas methane in coastal marine sediments worldwide. Methanotrophs play a key role in removing the methane through aerobic and anaerobic microbial processes. The efficiency
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becomes a real challenge to uniquely extract information on their layer properties in order to understand and improve their performance. A way to “break the nanometric barrier” for structure analysis is to