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focused on the development of advanced materials for sustainable electronics. Project Overview The PhD project will focus on the development and characterization of conductive and biodegradable pastes and
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aspects of artistic and architectural heritage precious intangible values, which are equally worthy of conservation and promotion. In this context, is considerably interesting the development and
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project, that monitors the present landcover transformations in Europe. This analysis is expected to reveal important information about the evolution of the cultural landscapes, agricultural and forestry
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converge, informing both new technologies and policy development for these areas. Nature-based solutions, such as constructed wetlands or soil infiltration systems, will be investigated as sustainable, low
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-based radiation detectors in mixed neutron-gamma fields and moreover, lead to the development of new detection systems which will be tested within a wide range of neutron energies. The research will be
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the Alliance, which structures its research ecosystem facing cultural related challenges. CHORAL aims to train high-quality international researchers and to nurture the development of interdisciplinary
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international researchers and to nurture the development of interdisciplinary, international and inter-sectoral research that addresses any aspect of cultural heritage. While rooted in cultural heritage
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. Expected Results: (i) SiCOI SiP fabrication and test. Where to apply Website https://forms.office.com/e/9maiQswsgP?origin=lprLink Requirements Research FieldEngineering » Electronic engineeringEducation
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structures its research ecosystem facing cultural related challenges. CHORAL aims to train high-quality international researchers and to nurture the development of interdisciplinary, international and inter
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a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Chiral Nanocluster Materials (CHIRALNANOMAT), https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101227458 involving 13 PhD students across 7 European countries for 3