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the neighboring Advanced Research Center for Nanolithography (ARCNL) and the companies ASML and Delmic. Qualifications You have a master’s degree in physics, chemistry, materials science, or a related field. You
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ideas, and work together with other group members. Work environment AMOLF is a part of NWO-I and initiate and performs leading fundamental research on the physics of complex forms of matter, and to create
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degree in physics, chemistry, or materials science or equivalent, to satisfy the Dutch university requirement to enter a PhD program. Previous experience with lasers is not required but it would be a plus
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on thermodynamic, electrochemical, and mechanical stability. Qualifications You have (or soon will have) a MSc degree in physics, chemistry, or materials science or equivalent to satisfy the Dutch university
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, The Netherlands (see also www.arcnl.nl ). The research activities of the Materials and Surface Science for EUV Lithography group aim at the atomic-scale understanding of surface processes in challenging
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to a cutting-edge computational research program in alignment with DIFFER's strategic mission. Use Generative AI in materials science for energy applications, which involves employing deep learning
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and companies. For more information, see Group Learning-machines Qualifications We seek candidates with a strong background in physics, biophysics, electricalmechanical engineering, materials science
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willing to work in an international team of physicists and chemists. The candidate should have a recent Ph.D. degree in physics/chemistry/nuclear materials or a related field. Knowledge of nuclear materials
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Postdoc Computational science for energy materials (X/F/M) Postdoc Computational science for energy materials (X/F/M) Published Deadline Location today 5 May Eindhoven Have you recently completed a
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). The research activities of the Materials and Surface Science for EUV Lithography group aim at the atomic-scale understanding of surface processes in challenging environments, such as plasmas, high light