57 web-developer-university-of-liverpool PhD scholarships at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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the optimization of bioactive compound extraction from various seaweeds for the development of fortified foods. This PhD position aims to (i ) identify suitable seaweed species for high-yield protein extraction, (ii
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). Based on experimental findings, we want to quantify the evolution of concrete stiffness and the development of internal stresses resulting from inherent material deformations, external loading, and
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professional network through international research stays and develop innovative solutions that support the global transition to sustainable energy systems. Apply now to make a difference in the field
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with three-dimensional active site structures. With the concerted and concentrated research efforts, we aim to pave the way for developing the next generation electrocatalysts for a broad range of green
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University but includes satellites at several other Danish and international research institutions. CORC strives to develop knowledge and scalable technology that can be used to capture and recycle carbon
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on developing and demonstrating a modular, containerized fuel cell system capable of dual-fuel operation with either hydrogen or methanol. The system aims to provide electrical power to critical infrastructure
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and peptides in yeast. Your overall focus will be to conduct experiments to explore the relative importance of gene dosage, transcription, translation, and secretion and to develop the assays that allow
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College Dublin, Ireland and Northeastern University, USA. Responsibilities The PhD project involves developing a flexible vegetation model within the OpenFOAM platform, where vegetation stems
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powerful ideas and tools at the intersection of topological band theory, symmetry analysis, and photonics. You will work on developing and applying these ideas to discover new topological phenomena, design
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for a joint Alliance Research Project and will be conducted in close collaboration with Dr. Romy Ettlinger at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). The Ettlinger group specializes in reticular