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of novel physics-guided AI algorithms for drug design, integrating physics-based modeling with state-of-the-art deep learning methods. The project will focus on creating a next-generation docking framework
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of two-dimensional materials, design and handling charge-tunable semiconductor structures, exfoliation and stacking of two-dimensional materials and fabrication of vdW heterostructures, clean-room
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yields while fostering dependencies, land concentration, soil degradation, and water pollution. Despite their lack of sustainability and resistance from some farmers, synthetic fertilizers continue to
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modification of primary human immune cells (T cells and macrophages). Conduct in vitro validations using advanced models, including patient-derived organoids and co-culture systems. Perform in vivo validations
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of information transmission, derive the theoretical models governing them and demonstrate their intriguing properties experimentally. The practical realizations of these topological metamaterials will be based
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) The Materials Theory Group in the Materials Department is recruiting one fully-funded doctoral student to work under the supervision of Prof. Claude Ederer on the development and application of advanced
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fertilizers exploded over the twentieth century, boosting yields while fostering dependencies, land concentration, soil degradation, and water pollution. Despite their lack of sustainability and resistance from
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The Center for Intelligent Optics (CIO) develops advanced optical technologies, including imaging, spectroscopy, and laser ablation methods. Our goal is to bridge these cutting-edge laser
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of synthetic fertilizers exploded over the twentieth century, boosting yields while fostering dependencies, land concentration, soil degradation, and water pollution. Despite their lack of sustainability and
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systems science. The DCs will build on ground-breaking findings being generated at the RE-Fibre consortium, to enable the development of fully recyclable functional biobased composites with properties