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. We want to find out how these complex assemblies are built up. As traditional microscopy approaches are not suited to follow these minute, dynamic processes, the PhD students will use advanced
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techniques. We built pipelines based on AlphaFold and in-house developed software to predict structures of interacting proteins and in collaboration with the Steinegger lab, developed highly efficient AI-based
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describing areas, human/animal populations, administrative processes, or the built/natural environment). C2. Excellent communication skills [oral and written], including public presentations and ability
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mechanisms of virus self-assembly. RNA-containing viruses are complex, nanometre sized particles with at their centre proteins covering the RNA. We want to find out how these complex assemblies are built up
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moisture content in SAF, damage from Microbial Corrosion (MIC) in static environments such as storage tanks is considered a realistic and dangerous scenario. Existing inspection regimes are however unlikely
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environments such as storage tanks is considered a realistic and dangerous scenario. Existing inspection regimes are however unlikely to mitigate the risks of MIC; MIC typically requires a proactive monitoring
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an international environment in one of the leading technical universities of Europe, with access to state-of-the art computational facilities. You will be contributing to a challenging topic related to a European
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can have devastating impacts on people, infrastructure, and the environment. Addressing these risks is one of the urgent challenges for ensuring safe and sustainable industrial operations. As a PhD
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to develop an SDT that simulates real-time system operation in a dynamic virtual environment. Online Implementation: Deploying the SDT on an evolving online platform, continuously updated with new data and
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research spans from measuring and manipulating materials at the micro and nano scale, to the design of world-class sensors and actuators. You will be working in an international environment in one