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for power electronics, RF amplifiers, and motor drives. By incorporating vertical structures, these devices achieve high current handling capabilities while maintaining efficient thermal management
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of the work deals with the growth and investigation of epitaxial III-N quantum structures prepared by metal-organic chemical-vapor deposition (MOCVD). GaN, as a constituting member of III-N family, is a most
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, and cultural geography) and demography (population structures and processes, demographic forecasting, population policies) within the Slovak Republic. Our current programmes are in full compliance with
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countries, including Slovakia, have started to rise significantly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has disrupted global supply chains. The pandemic has also changed the structure of household consumption
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with low-emission alternatives. The research is based on random utility theory and uses the Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) method to identify consumers' preference structure when choosing food
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the transition from long, complex, internationally dispersed supply networks to more regionally embedded structures influences the performance, stability and strategic orientation of agri food systems
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, as well as in applied digital scenarios that reflect real situations of consumer interaction in the online environment. The primarily obtained structured and unstructured data will be processed using
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the marginal effects of individual auditory characteristics on the probability of product choice. Willingness to pay will be estimated based on experimental data using structural preference modeling
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of rotational domains currently represents a major research challenge, as their presence severely degrades the structural, thermal, and transport properties of heteroepitaxial Ga₂O₃ layers and prevents the full
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of self-heating effects. The research will also include an investigation of the impact of various edge termination and protection structures (field plates, guard rings, etc.) on the reverse breakdown