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Engineering, Applied Physics, Applied Mathematics, Computer Science/Engineering, Geomatics, or a related field. You have knowledge of distributed, parallel, and high-performance computing suitable for handling
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focus often neglects other dimensions of processes, such as the time between activities and the time required for specific steps, the spatial distribution of tasks across locations, or the intricate
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to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/355072/phd-on-timing-aware-distributed… Requirements Specific Requirements A master’s degree (or an equivalent university degree) in systems and
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we address the following steps/questions: Characterize the molecular structure and molecular distribution of suitable polymer pyrolysis waste streams to aid modelling of filler-matrix interfaces
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and mass transfer in thermal arc plasma source to engineer a reactor for direct C2H4 production. Specific objectives include establishing evolution of species distributions by in situ line-of-site
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vitro models that enable more realistic, spatiotemporal cell–cell and cell–matrix interactions as well as distribution of soluble factors. The Materials-Driven Regeneration program The Materials-Driven
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. While there are promising applications in both academic and industrial settings, several important open challenges remain. These include out-of-distribution performance, low-resource settings, reliability
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generation of cell culture platforms. The goal is to develop miniaturized in vitro models that enable more realistic, spatiotemporal cell–cell and cell–matrix interactions as well as distribution of soluble