12 phd-in-power-electronics Postdoctoral research jobs at Delft University of Technology
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aim is to eventually extend the range of battery-powered airborne vehicles (e.g., drones) and provide alternative means to store electrical energy in an airplane. The scope of the work involves
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Postdoc EUROGUARD: European Goal Based Multi Mission Autonomous Naval Reference Platform Development
are committed to reduce their environmental footprint by intelligent use of Power and Propulsion Energy (PPE) systems and clean fuels. The relations between the naval vessel functions and the corresponding
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industry. You also have: A PhD in Electrical Power Systems or Power Electronics. A demonstrable background in power system stability and control, and in electromagnetic transient modelling and control
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of physicists, materials scientists, engineers and biochemists. We are looking for candidates that meet the following criteria: PhD degree in Physics, Biophysics, Nanoscience, Materials Science, Engineering or
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and their driving behavior are expected to provoke motion sickness and discomfort, hindering passengers' ability to enjoy their commute time. Despite substantial investments in AV technology, the
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. The ability to work well in an interdisciplinary project in a collaborative setting and to interact with stakeholders. Salary and benefits are in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch
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Join us and start your carrier as a researcher and scientist in the field of power and energy systems. Develop digital twins for energy valleys and speed up energy transition at local scale. Delft
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sustainable future for the built environment. You are expected to have technical skills and a broad knowledge of Engineering. More specifically, you are required to have: A PhD degree in a field relevant to the
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builds up expertise in the design and fabrication technology from solar cells to PV systems with their power electronics and storage options. The ESE department’s research activities aim at accelerating
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under review); your most relevant scientific publication (or a link to download it); a link to your PhD thesis, or draft, if available; email addresses of (at least) two referees; exam transcripts from