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pollution, accounting for 7% of national CO2 emissions, 4% of waste, and 13% of raw material use-figures that place it above the international average. Much of this environmental impact results from
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more innovative, the TU Delft community more vibrant and the world more just. Together, we imagine, invent and create solutions using technology to have a positive impact on a global scale. That is why
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solutions with social impact. By joining forces, across the boundaries of disciplines, we work towards a better world for people and planet. Together we create a safe and respectful working and study climate
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have helped us understand global market dynamics and policy impacts. Yet, they often rely on assumptions of rational decision-making and overlook the diversity of behavioral drivers—such as institutional
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supported approaches to help users formulate and translate natural language questions into structured representations that can be linked to geospatial data sources and workflows. You will contribute
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to determine the impact on screening performance when optimizing the radiologist’s interpretation. This trial will involve two rounds of screening for 84,000 women and will leverage new knowledge
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agricultural intensification and wetland degradation impact habitat quality and site use throughout the non-breeding season. Specifically, the project seeks to: 1. Characterize the spatial and temporal patterns
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removal of the bladder significantly impacting patients’ quality of life. While RNA-based molecular subtypes could enhance risk stratification, their clinical adoption is limited due to high costs and
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travel behavior, and relate patterns to real-time and predicted travel conditions to recognize and predict events that may impact the trip of an individual. Developing a method for multi-objective
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principles with micromachined mechanical sensors that measure the flow through the bending or displacement of a mechanical structure. In this way, we expect that, in addition to mass flow, many relevant gas