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the following BOF-funded interdisciplinary research project: “Computer Vision Metrics for Objective Evaluation of Surgeon Performance in Robotic Pancreatic Surgery”. The candidate will work as a Research
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University is a logical choice for its staff and students. Within the faculty of Engineering and Architecture, the IDLab research group performs research on 1) connectivity and 2) data science & artificial
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experimental sites • coordinate and perform soil health analysis across all experimental sites • derive cause-effect relationships between drivers (regenerative practices), mediators (soil organisms) and impacts
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Job description Performing chemical scientific research with the aim to obtain a PhD in the field of organic synthesis via high-throughput experiments. The research focuses on optimising metal
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(preferably) in Civil Engineering-Architecture, Civil Engineering or equivalent degree. You enjoy performing research. You are independent, self-motivated and eager to learn. Experience and/or a master thesis
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indirectly. We will also investigate for the first time how specifically designed nematode assemblages affect soil N cycling and plant performance in field conditions. Finally, this project will produce unique
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perform laboratory experiments aimed at revealing the thermal niches of various diatom species. You will obtain and analyze genomes and transcriptomes from various diatom species, including comparative
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are looking for enthusiastic candidates to perform research on DRL-based closed-loop control for the treatment of focal epilepsy. The controller will be designed with a morphologically detailed computational
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interdisciplinary research team, focusing on human-robot interaction, unconventional robotics, cognitive systems and machine learning. You will have access to the full facilities of IDLab, including high-performance
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). We aim to advance the understanding of interlinkages, synergies and trade-offs among climate adaptation, cross-taxa biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in young plantations and mature forests across