How can physical objects be enhanced by digital features to create new experiences in areas like cultural heritage and the performing arts? In his PhD thesis Rômulo Vieira provides a theoretical ...

A cutting-edge consortium project called ‘Understanding Large and cOmplex Power sYstems’ (UTOPYS) will enable researchers to build the world’s largest research cluster for real-time energy system ...

How can we develop learned algorithms that enable us to obtain sharper computed tomography (CT) scans of complex objects such as works of art? Maximilian B. Kiss explored this question in his thesis, ...

As always, the finals displayed a wide variety of industrial and societal challenges where mathematicians make a difference: from neonatal care to selecting highlights in sports games and from ...

A striking result from his thesis concerns low-energy states of quantum systems, which determine how molecules and materials behave. These states are central in fields such as chemistry and materials ...

Over the past decade, neurotechnology – the science of connecting technology directly with the brain – has grown at an astonishing pace. This field is developing devices that can monitor or even ...

Zowel in de medische wereld als bij het analyseren van culturele artefacten zijn CT-scans een essentieel hulpmiddel om digitale doorsneden van objecten of het menselijk lichaam te maken op basis van ...

This question is at the core of the PhD thesis "From Aligned Models to Trusted Interfaces: Explainable Health Intervention and Transparent Health Information Seeking." that Xin Sun will defend on 20 ...

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Adaptive Quantum Computers. Decoding and state preparation. Promotors are Prof. H.M. Buhrman and Prof. F. Phillipson. The co-promotor is Dr J. Briët.

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Everybody is welcome to attend the public defence of Max Kiss of his thesis titled Advancing Learned Algorithms for 2D X-ray Computed Tomography.