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interactions is therefore needed. Understanding how introduced microorganisms interact with resident communities — whether through competition, cooperation, or niche differentiation — is key to designing robust
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studies fundamental and applied aspects of multiphase flows, combining advanced experiments and state-of-the-art numerical simulations. Research focuses on dense dispersions, turbulence interacting with
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, with a focus on pharmaceutical degradation. Different plasma/vortex configurations will be assessed in terms of removal efficiency, energy demand, and scalability. This will involve designed experiments
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for the design and execution of your research. A good level of Dutch language skills is preferred for interaction with stakeholders. Additional Information Benefits We offer you a very exciting position in
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in patients undergoing cardiothoracic surgery and/or treated for cardiogenic shock. You design and conduct laboratory-based studies, while also setting up and analyzing prospective and retrospective
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sciences research with classroom innovation? Then this PhD position may be of interest to you. Job description The Erasmus University Rotterdam together with an interdisciplinary team from Utrecht University
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extremely fast and with high precision? Can you make programmable pixels that are fed light by integrated optics, and that can be programmed to project a designer beam, focus, or wavefront into free space
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existing benchmarks rely on open-loop evaluation and fail to capture closed-loop interactions between a vehicle and its environment. This PhD project focuses on evaluating VLA models using closed-loop
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the potential of heat and flood mitigation strategies using nature-based solutions, in particular green–blue infrastructure, interacting with existing grey infrastructure. The focus is on modelling
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join the Theory of Computer Science group at the Informatics Institute. This PhD project aims to push the boundaries of our understanding of the feasibility of MPC protocols, as well as design more