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to cracking, corrosion, and a lack of structural redundancy. In the Netherlands, the safety of these structures depends on the integrity of the lower nibs. These are typically slab structures that are known as
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real-world challenges faced by industry, governments, and society within the international STRUCTURE project? Information The PhD candidate will work within the international research project STRUCTURE
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information in unstructured free-text notes. While structured (coded) fields are commonly reused for research, a substantial amount of nuanced and context-rich patient information remains locked in the large
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these new noise sources, influenced by complex building structures and in the presence of other noise sources, is limited, and scientific studies to understand the impact on people are therefore needed
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opportunity to work in a top-tier interdisciplinary setting. This is what you will do You will develop predictive computational models to capture the formation and heterogeneous structure of microthrombi, with
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into complex tissue-like structures. These structures offer exciting opportunities to mimic organ development and embryogenesis in vitro. However, current organoid models still only partially replicate natural
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build upon the existing Alpha framework (originally developed to model protein quality, see https://alpha-tool.eu ) and further develop it as a research-oriented modelling and demonstration platform
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competencies and organisational models in the construction sector and built environment in general. Your research will focus on identifying labour-market risks, emerging opportunities and governance challenges
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for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine at Maastricht University (40%) Additional collaborative sites involved in the project (20%) This structure allows you to gain experience in both academic and
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infrastructures that ensure reliable water supply. However, aging pipelines are increasingly exposed to stresses such as pressure surges, ground movement, construction activities, vegetation growth and changing