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effect and its great versatility. Indeed, it allows for the designing of a wide variety of materials, and numerous efforts are currently being made to industrialize this process. The objective
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to assess in how far vertical mixing is beneficial or detrimental for productivity under different environmental conditions (soil moisture, atmosphere) and how it might affect optimal stomatal control
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to assess in how far vertical mixing is beneficial or detrimental for productivity under different environmental conditions (soil moisture, atmosphere) and how it might affect optimal stomatal control
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rare-earth ions, with improved quality for optical, magneto-optical and laser applications. Different growth methods will be used such as Czochralski, Bridgman and Flux methods. Numerical modelling will
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multiplex and multilayer networks alongside with the observed links in order to predict or reconstruct the missing links. The first step is to explore different optimization methods using low rank tensor
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numerical methods for the inverse design of nanophotonic structures enabling broadband, multiparameter sensing in fiber-based systems. The project is a collaboration between AMOLF, TU Eindhoven, and
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tensile strength, so engineers have to rely on steel reinforcement. This project explores a different approach: nature has already perfected the art of turning brittle minerals into tough materials, like
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part of change Conception of novel stochastic source coding techniques based on channel simulation Development of numerical Python code for evaluation Optimization and refinement of these techniques in