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We are looking for an enthusiastic, ambitious and creative postdoc who is passionate about improving road safety in low and middle income countries and excited about teaching and sharing
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a novel microscope combining imaging and force spectroscopy (magnetic tweezers); develop/apply simulations and data analysis routines to predict and verify instrument functionality; have the
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to develop theories and designs for: Designing flux control and motion control for TM-based electromagnetic actuators to minimize heat in dynamic applications. Developing technology demonstrators to showcase
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to develop further; A strong cooperative attitude and eager to engage in collaborative research; Enthusiasm for integrating teaching into research and for communicating results to non-academic audiences
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will perform independent research and also work together with doctoral candidates in various projects in order to realize synergies between these projects. You will help with education, e.g. in the area
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TU Delft prepares its graduates for future engineering skills. Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is looking for a post-doc researcher within the Innovation for Delft Engineering Education
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Develop data analytics and mathematical models to detect criminal networks. The FORT-PORT project has started in January 2024 and will run until the summer of 2028. It consists of a large team of
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information for new international employees to help you prepare the relocation and to settle in the Netherlands. The Coming to Delft Service offers a Dual Career Programme for partners and they organise events
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nanofabrication techniques, 2D materials optoelectronics, and fluorescence imaging to innovate single-molecule detection platforms. You will have the opportunity to develop new fundamental insights into light
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Delft has the Coming to Delft Service . This service provides information for new international employees to help you prepare the relocation and to settle in the Netherlands. The Coming to Delft Service