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develop a platform that combines (fluorescence) imaging capabilities with travelling surface acoustic wave actuation, to automatically sort liposomes via spatially-tunable and non-invasive sound fields. We
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paradigm shift to secure future socio-ecological and socio-economic functioning of these landscapes. We envisage that a radical (re-) alignment of land-use to soil suitability and water availability is
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Image Velocimetry or Lagrangian Particle Tracking is an asset; Affinity with data processing techniques and programming (Matlab and/or Python); Hands on with lab-work, skilled in experimental design and
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Engineering, Biomedical Engineering or similar with experience in (medical) image analysis and/or machine learning. Affinity or experience with biomedical research (sequencing techniques, hisopathology) is
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of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Biomedical Engineering or similar with experience in (medical) image analysis and/or machine learning. Affinity or experience with biomedical research (sequencing techniques
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on narrative and visual media and takes a comparative, multilingual, and media-specific approach. The subproject 'Images of EcoViolence' will focus on the aesthetic, political, and affective dimensions
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) in the Southwestern Delta of the Netherlands. This PD project is part of the Icon project “Flexible Deltas” of the Delta Climate Center (DCC) in Vlissingen. To arrive at FRL and NbS, people and their
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limited to, identifying entry processes of plastic (and other types of) waste into the environment from images, describing transport and retention processes in urban water systems, and exploring key
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materials (known as cytoplasmic genomes) essential for key cellular processes including energy conversion and metabolism. Since these organelles cannot form de novo, they must be inherited from one generation
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collaborate with many Dutch universities, research institutes, industry, and government. We host over 120 researchers, including 15 academia-embedded professors, 30 postdocs, and 50 PhD students. We present