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standard techniques cannot be readily applied at cryogenic temperatures, thus requiring innovations in terms of sensing elements, readout circuitry, and power efficiency. You will then investigate new
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range around room temperature, those standard techniques cannot be readily applied at cryogenic temperatures, thus requiring innovations in terms of sensing elements, readout circuitry, and power
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Neurodivergent students often participate less, feel less at home and experience poorer wellbeing, despite their abilities and motivation. In this PhD project, you will investigate how teaching
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education and research. We are open-minded experts with the ability to think freely - a broader mind. Maintaining an entrepreneurial perspective and concentrating on diversity, significance and humanity, we
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related discipline; An interest in the impacts of land use; Experience in handling spatial data; Programming experience in Python, and/or R; Proficiency in English; and The ability to work as part of
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, or optical detector characterisation. Experience measuring spectral responsivity, quantum efficiency, dark current or noise is an advantage. Ability to analyse experimental data and use scientific programming
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, regardless of age, gender, origin, sexual orientation or physical ability. AMOLF has won the NNV Diversity Award 2022, which is awarded every two years by the Netherlands Physical Society for demonstrating
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. Specifically, this project will investigate which neural oscillations underly the ability to localise and represent finger-extending exoskeletons in space. This project addresses how plastic the body positioning
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; Experience in handling spatial data; Programming experience in Python, and/or R; Proficiency in English; and The ability to work as part of an interdisciplinary research team. The following qualifications
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interactions and microbiome research; an interest in quantitative biology, phenotyping and data analysis; the ability to organise research activities effectively, to communicate research findings to different