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scientific trends and results, as input to the strategic planning of the Agency. The team entered the field of computer science and applied mathematics in 2004, performing research related to discrete
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to reduce these emissions by at least 1 Mton in 2030. In support of these policies, several research projects funded at (sub-, inter-) national level (such as the Netherlands Research Programme on Greenhouse
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the cancer more effectively. In multiple studies, this therapy has demonstrated impressive results after only 4 to 6 weeks of treatment, leading to improved patient survival without recurrence of the cancer
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going to do Analyze a uniquely extensive neuroimaging dataset (90 minutes of functional MRI per participant across multiple sessions and conditions, detailed structural and diffusion-weighted data
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. Explore options for high level assessment of environmental and social impacts of individual CCUS projects. Conduct multiple CCUS exemplary case studies in the Netherlands and support project partners in
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to derive overarching scaling principles that apply across multiple disciplines, including hydrology, socioeconomics, toxicology and ecology. To achieve this, you will collect data from databases, reviews
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from nano to kilometre scales. About the organisation The faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) uses mathematics, electronics and computer technology to contribute
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reviews. This postdoctoral position offers a unique chance to research and improve teaching quality and teacher development. You will further develop, test, and refine RIDE across multiple faculties
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Key takeaways To bring computing power to the edge and to make the cloud sustainable, various paradigms for energy-efficient computing are emerging. These paradigms, for example neuromorphic, wave
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-world environments will require rigorous testing and validation. Portability and Performance: Balancing the need for lightweight portability with the computational demands of high-fidelity simulations is