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domains with advanced methods development. Various brain imaging methods are employed to describe or manipulate behaviour, including (intracranial) EEG, functional MRI, and non-invasive brain stimulation
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. Advertising images can also link products to ideas of success. Thus, these forms of communication are not merely tools for conveying messages, but powerful agents that sculpt our society, influence our
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how generative AI technologies reshape work practices. GenAI is no longer confined to automating routine tasks but increasingly produces outputs (e.g., texts, images, code) that were once the exclusive
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of the identified structures via stereolithographic, 3D printing and textile techniques like tufting, machine-based embroidery techniques or non-interlaced 3D pre-forming. Development of advanced imaging and
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performance; Perform and Analyse Particle Image Velocimetry data in shear controlled continuous experiments; Developing guidelines for controlling negative effects of SACs in anaerobic wastewater treatment
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content is created. Whether it is text, images, or music, generative AI can often produce results that match or surpass results created by humans. However, when it comes to engineering design, and
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images based on pseudo-haptics. The goals are to understand the interaction between exploration movement, multisensorial cues, and material properties and to enhance material experience and object handling
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., gravity field, magnetic field, seismic measurements). These measurements are often sensitive to various interior properties and when taken separately provide only a partial picture of the interior. Still
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interpret thermal images with researchers and receive retrofit advice from professionals, the project aims to also improve the ability of households to take action. By addressing barriers to retrofitting and
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the risk of disease outbreaks, yet the scientific literature paints a conflicting picture. This projects aims to reveal the ‘why?’ behind the variation in diversity-disease relationships. What mechanisms