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of infrastructure components (e.g., pavement stones, concrete kerbs, sewage pipes) is gaining momentum, but scaling remains difficult: supply and demand rarely align in time, place, and specification, and
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statistical skills are required; programming skills are recommended Furthermore your suitability is ideally exemplified by if you: Have an interest in societal discussions related to climate policies Are are a
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Employment 1.0 FTE Gross monthly salary € 3,382 - € 4,484 Required background Research University Degree, University of Applied Sciences Degree Organizational unit Faculty of Science Application
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net-zero society in 2050 requires the decarbonization of industry. One of the potential pathways concerns green hydrogen. The Dutch government aims to achieve 4 GW of electrolysis potential for green
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contributing to biomedical translation and the transition to animal-free research and innovation. As an ideal candidate you have a background in innovation or transition studies, science and technology studies
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and current quantum technologies, motivating the need for a powerful and practical alternative. In 2020 we introduced the concept of reconfigurable nonlinear processing units: RNPUs, Nature 577, 341-345
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simulation models. Often building on gaming technology, these systems offer an immersive environment where players can explore the real world, adapt it, and inspect simulated effects. Geospatial digital twins
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envisioning future scenarios that use environmental data to give voice to diverse species in ways that reclaim technology and the digital as critical immersive artistic practice. To this aim, you will explore
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, animals, microorganisms, fish, future generations, technology), and collaborate with artists and artistic residencies. Moreover, you will explore ways of harnessing the potential of art-activism for climate
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. This particularly applies to societal challenges that require wide societal buy-in and have long-term effects. The project will situate this research within philosophical discussions and discuss its implications