Results
RADAR and radio detection of the PeV-EeV cosmic neutrino flux
With the detection of the high-energy cosmic neutrino flux in the TeV-PeV energy range, IceCube has opened a new window to our universe, neutrino astronomy.
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Analytic theory of tensor C*-categories
Tensor C*-categories are categories with a monoidal structure and a compatible operator algebra structure on their endomorphism spaces. One instance of a tensor C*-category is obtained by considering the category of finite dimensional representations of a compact group.
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The combinatorics of the Yang-Baxter equation
The research team investigates mathematical structures that are important in the study of the Yang-Baxter equation (YBE). Although the YBE has its origin in physics, it is now a fundamental mathematical object.
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Cosmopolis Centre for Urban Research
The Cosmopolis Centre for Urban Research is a research group within the Department of Geography of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and is dedicated to research and teaching in interdisciplinary urban studies, with particular strengths in geography, spatial planning and urban design.
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Linking the field-cereal-flour-sourdough-bread axis to microbial species diversity
Artisan bakery sourdoughs are characterized by a typical microbiota, often determined by the house microbiota, the flour and/or ingredients used, as well as the process conditions applied.
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Engineering of synthetic genetic circuits for dynamic pathway regulation in thermophiles
Industrial-scale microbial production of biochemicals and -fuels offers a sustainable alternative to the current petrochemical processes.
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Molecular response to temperature stress in thermoacidophilic archaea
Temperature is a crucial physical parameter for all living organisms. The ability to respond adequately to a temperature rise or drop underlies the survival and fitness of a species.
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Mycorrhizas for sustainable agriculture and forestry
Roughly a third of the earth’s land is degraded. Human activities including industry and overcultivation resulted in marginal soils. These soils are unbalanced in nutrients and often polluted with heavy metals.
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High-speed Atomic Force Microscopy to unravel the dynamics of biomolecular processes
The advent of atomic force microscopy (AFM) nanoimaging techniques heralded a new era for imaging and analysis of biomolecules and cells.
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Optical nanomotion detection for space biology research and the fight against pathogenic microorganisms
The existence of life in extraterrestrial environments is currently one of the most intriguing scientific questions.
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