14 Chemistry positions at Delft University of Technology in netherland in Netherlands
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. Technical skills such as hands-on electrochemical experience, working with metallic molecular complexes, hands-on coordination chemistry experience, working with analytical instrumentation, chemical synthesis
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in synthetic organic chemistry for the development of methods for the selective functionalization of the C-terminus of peptides and proteins. The project will focus on the development of new methods as
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in a relevant field, such as chemical engineering, physical chemistry, inorganic or coordination chemistry, radiochemistry, nuclear chemistry or similar combines creativity with a sound academic
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inorganic (physical) chemistry. Strong analytical skills to develop models describing luminescence mechanisms and fit models to experimental data. 3. a proven interest in, and experience with, experimental
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operation. During irradiation, numerous fission products are generated, which will affect the chemistry and properties of the fuel. Understanding and modelling the irradiated fuel chemistry and properties is
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. The data acquired with your chip(s) will be analyzed with machine-learning algorithms. You will collaborate with researchers and companies of various disciplines like chemistry, embedded systems, software
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of physics, chemistry and biomedical sciences. It counts about 20 PI’s, 20 support staff and 70 PhD students and postdocs. For more information about this vacancy, please contact dr. Martin Rohde (via m.rohde
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-americium. For a thorough safety assessment of this power source and to help the synthesis process, more insights into the complex chemistry of the americium-uranium-neptunium-oxygen system are required
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a better understanding of the mechanisms at the core of the reactors: coupling between fluid flow and chemistry, coupling between solid phase and fluid flow, solid phase decomposition, pollutant
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& charge diffusion (Applied) physics, chemistry, computer science, imaging science, (electron) optics, solid-state physics, radiation chemistry 3. Signal generation and detection Artefact and charging damage