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responses in vitro. Combined, these results will provide a unique insight into the sensory mechanisms underlying the coevolution of insect and plants, which is a major driving factor of biodiversity and has
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. The project will have a strong quantitative component relying on computer science, machine learning, policy evaluation and causal inference. In addition, it will also contain a strong business component, in
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elements/agents, adjusting expectations, mechanisms of contagion dynamics, feedback loops, and non-linear tipping of system dynamics. The SPHINX research program aims to fundamentally advance simulation
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and element geometries that preserve polarization separation and suppress cross-polarization components. A high-level planning of the project includes the following phases divided over a period of 48
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targeting abilities, making them promising drug delivery vehicles. However, as seen with most nanoparticle platforms, endosomal escape is a limiting factor for their therapeutic impact: the key step
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understanding of how negotiations between individuals in small groups can result in more creative solutions of greater benefit to all. One significant factor is that people do not operate solely according
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elements for in-materia computing, as part of a joint theoretical/experimental program carried out at AMOLF (Amsterdam) and TU/e (Eindhoven). Computing with artificial neurons takes inspiration from nature’s
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your time will be dedicated to this training component, which includes following courses and/or workshops (some of which are mandatory), as well as training on the job in assisting in the bachelor’s and
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be fluent in written and spoken English and enjoy working at the interface between curiosity-driven and application-inspired research. A key success factor of this project is the collaboration with
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, geochemistry, geophysics, biogeology and hydrogeology. The department hosts a highly international tenured staff of over 50 scientists and more than 110 PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Our research