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on the development of new platforms for osteoarthritis research, including advanced in vitro and ex vivo culture models. With these models we strive to reduce and replace animal experiments while working towards
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by animal models that optimize for single causes or treatments, without reflecting the diversity and complexity seen in patients. This Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) doctoral network PhD project
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, the project aims to collect and analyse bilingual infant-directed speech, test infants’ reliance on sound cues, and use computational models to simulate the learning of two languages from speech. Your job In
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often proprietary, fragmented, or nonexistent. Despite this, researchers managed to develop generative AI models capable of producing vessel hull designs. Yet, these models face limitations: they often
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, national and international policies; Identifying innovative solutions and leveraging existing and new multi-model data to improve access to and uptake of city-based CVD strategies; Co-creating, implementing
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