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nanoscale substrates depends highly on their cleanliness. Reduction of contaminating particles improves the overall efficiency and quality, thereby enabling the creation of larger structured substrates
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partner universities in Belgium, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Spain and Türkiye. Being part of MITIME Network brings the following benefits: A prestigious PhD position within a dynamic network of universities
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within a dynamic network of universities and societal partners in migration and urban studies. A comprehensive training programme combining theoretical courses, advanced methods, and transferable skills
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teaching. At Utrecht University , the various disciplines collaborate intensively towards major strategic themes . Our focus is on Dynamics of Youth, Institutions for Open Societies, Life Sciences and
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societal challenges from a uniquely integrated perspective. Job responsibilities Transforms floorplans and construction drawings of buildings into geo-data, and generate potential energy efficiency
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of organic chemistry, molecular structure, and/or drug-discovery principles. Demonstrated interest in applying machine learning or computational methods to chemical or biological problems. Motivation to work
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experimental structures are not sufficient to fully understand the dynamics of turbidity current processes in natural environments. The TurbiFlume set-up in the Earth Simulation Laboratory of Utrecht University
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. Current practices are typically qualitative and ad hoc, which limits comparability and transparency across clients, especially in commercial insurance contexts. This PhD project aims to develop a structured
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comparability and transparency across clients, especially in commercial insurance contexts. This PhD project aims to develop a structured and scalable decision framework that leverages AI to incorporate
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quality, thereby enabling the creation of larger structured substrates. Investing in the prevention of wear particles generation is a way to tackle this issue directly at the source, which is particularly