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, and optical imaging is welcomed. We foster diversity and female candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure of quite some female postdocs
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work on satellite image analysis and field inventories of ecosystem responses to tundra fires in remote Arctic sites. You will work at the Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation group (PEN) and
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using established in vitro digestion models, gut imaging techniques, and in vivo assessment of metabolic and appetite effects in healthy volunteers. The acquired knowledge can be used to inform
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analysis techniques to explore socio-economic impacts of an AMOC weakening. You will get the opportunity to connect to the IMAGE model, an integrated assessment model that couples our climate system to human
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throughout the horse breeding season (March–August). Your research will bridge basic biology and translational embryology. Using live imaging and single-cell sequencing approaches, you will investigate how
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garments into recycle, reuse, and manual-review streams; this PhD project tackles the core challenge of designing and optimizing a high-throughput hyperspectral imaging system, fused with complementary
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. Proficiency in geospatial, 3D, and image-processing software for data collection and analysis. Experience working with GIS, QField, total stations, geophysical equipment, and drones. Experience in stratigraphic
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! Scientists have speculated about the inherent potential of molecular systems for information processing since the dawn of computer science. However, the digital computing paradigm is inherently ill-suited
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complex systems and their role in the evolution of life. One of the key features of life is the presence of its essential molecules, such as amino acids, proteins, sugars and DNA, as a single mirror image
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is an important control on hydrology. The latter will determine water supply, food security and sanitation to human communities. The paradigm is that wet regions become wetter and dry regions become