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; predicting orbit-derived data; orbit determination and navigation analysis; planetary protection; space debris mitigation; analysing satellite constellations for various purposes; working on close-proximity
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solar arrays, including photovoltaic assemblies and solar panel substrates; Experience in development and application of relevant analysis and performance prediction tools and methods; Deep knowledge
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or intervention strategies are lacking, urging the need for new perspectives on pathogen control. Within this project these perspectives will be explored. To predict correlates of disease against these complex
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. Today, the ocean is changing rapidly because of (human) stressors such as excess CO2, warming and eutrophication. This impacts on the strongly linked but poorly understood ocean processes that control
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cutting‑edge research on motor control and functional neurological disorders. Contribute to innovative gait adaptation studies and grow within a vibrant, multidisciplinary community. Radboud University is
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that the viruses use the same frequencies of building block pairs as the host. Based on his data, it is now easier to predict after a general screening whether a virus found in a mosquito is dangerous to mammals
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of interest to you. PhD position combining high dimensional data for the genomic prediction of methane emissions. Wageningen University & Research’s Animal Breeding and Genomics group leads the Global Methane
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into the wave interaction and propagation processes. Modelling the propagation characteristics of optical communication systems with a focus on optical atmospheric turbulence and statistical prediction models
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high-trust transfer trajectories (including rocket ascent and descent trajectories), computation of atmospheric entry trajectories, launch window and target definition, fuel budget analysis, prediction
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infrastructure. Although scientists have studied how rainfall and sediment supply affect debris flows, we still know little about how sediment availability changes across space and time, and how this controls how