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. The project will have a strong quantitative component relying on computer science, machine learning, policy evaluation and causal inference. In addition, it will also contain a strong business component, in
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and integrates two crucial elements for the breakthrough and impact of Additive Manufacturing: Standardization and Intellectual Property (IP). Aiming for both theoretical and practical contributions
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platforms, endosomal escape is a limiting factor for their therapeutic impact: the key step determining whether cargo, e.g., CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing machinery, reaches the cytosol or is degraded. Overcoming
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your time will be dedicated to this training component, which includes following courses and/or workshops (some of which are mandatory), as well as training on the job in assisting in the bachelor’s and
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be fluent in written and spoken English and enjoy working at the interface between curiosity-driven and application-inspired research. A key success factor of this project is the collaboration with
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responses in vitro. Combined, these results will provide a unique insight into the sensory mechanisms underlying the coevolution of insect and plants, which is a major driving factor of biodiversity and has
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that generate more energy than they consume and carbon-neutral heating and cooling is a core element of their design. The design and realization of PEDs involves (complex interactions between) societal, technical
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in written and spoken English and enjoy working at the interface between curiosity-driven and application-inspired research. A key success factor of this project is the collaboration with the molecular
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the component lifecycle directly contributing to a more circular economy. Information In the manufacturing landscape, determining whether a component should be repaired, reused, or discarded requires
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, geochemistry, geophysics, biogeology and hydrogeology. The department hosts a highly international tenured staff of over 50 scientists and more than 110 PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Our research