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imaging technologies. Your colleagues: A dynamic, interdisciplinary team of intensivists, clinical technologists, PhD candidates, and researchers working at the Intensive Care Unit of Maastricht UMC+ In
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(such as for longitudinal, genomics, imaging etc. data) using platforms like Snakemake, Nextflow. By combining prompt engineering, modular workflow synthesis, and open-source pipeline deployment, the project
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-driven strategizing and tooling. Prototype, test, and refine existing and new value-driven tools for collective strategizing. Conduct interviews, workshops, and co-design sessions to study collective
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. Prototype Fabrication and Experimental Validation: Based on simulation results, fabricate prototype antenna arrays to conduct experimental measurements. This phase will validate the models and designs
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]. You will test prototype designs with elite cyclists and handcycle users to evaluate improvements in performance. During your PhD, your research will be at the intersection of biomechanics, muscle
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” (https://vr4evr.nl ), a collaboration of four universities and a rehabilitation center, and will be embedded in the Vision and Imaging Data Analytics group at the Department of Intelligent Systems and
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PhD students, you will further perform human testing of several prototype devices developed at Delft University of Technology and you will cleverly review and interpret the measurement data
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scale, undirected Brownian motion dominates in state-of-the-art membranes. 2D membranes have the potential to overcome this intrinsic deficiency and shift the paradigm of particle transport from
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rapidly evolving retrieval paradigm where generative models are used to directly generate document identifiers given a user query. This paradigm departs from traditional multi-stage retrieval pipelines and
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PhD candidates to work on topics in Generative Information Retrieval (GenIR), a new and rapidly evolving retrieval paradigm where generative models are used to directly generate document identifiers