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research team and support us in our efforts to develop refined preclinical models for high-impact emerging viruses. You will be directly contributing to global pandemic preparedness efforts in a One Health
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Change: Leverage high-resolution tactile sensors to handle contacts Impact: Autonomous grasping and manipulation Job description Dexterous manipulation represents one of robotics' most fundamental unsolved
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investigate how choices in the smoothness-doublet, quality, selection, representativity, parameterization, and visualization affect the optimality of InSAR products for well-defined applications. A central
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health; and a strong record of stakeholder engagement and policy impact. The overarching goal is to improve our understanding of the effects of single exposures and exposure mixtures, including the role
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field observations by including the local impact conditions on the blade with the cumulative damage analysis. Moreover, a predictive tool will be developed that allows site-specific analysis based
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not reached vulnerable groups or created impact at scale. SMARTSCALE brings together scientists, local partners, and governments to learn from past experiences and design better ways to spread moisture
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Innovation: Identify and implement improvements in LES sub-grid scale models or actuator disk/line representations to better capture turbine-atmosphere interactions. Scientific Impact: Lead the authoring
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other stakeholders. The project pursues societal impact by helping societal stakeholders to better understand and perform transdisciplinary research and showing how to design for system level flourishing
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individual building level, directly contributing to reducing network congestion in the Netherlands. Your work will have real-world impact: the models you develop will be tested and validated together
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the BEAT project. In parallel, qualitative research methods, especially from affective interaction design, are used to capture the emotional and experiential aspects of navigating urban spaces. These methods