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The smart optical networks lab (SONL) at the Electro-Optics Communication (ECO) group at Eindhoven University of Technology is recruiting for a PhD position to research novel fast controlled photonic
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for the analysis and control of large classes of nonlinear and high-dimensional systems, such as air flow dynamics in complex greenhouse environments. In this PhD project, you will explore and conduct research
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. Have affinity with teaching and guiding MSc students. Familiarity with Euler–Euler multiphase flow modelling and/or automatic mesh adaptation techniques is considered an advantage. TU Delft (Delft
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pioneers challenged the institutional and normative foundations of public service broadcasting. These actors offered a stark critique of government control over media based on cultural cohesion
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In medical equipment, many different gas flows need to be controlled, including gases such as O2, CO2, He, Xe, Kr, Ar, Ne, N2, N2O, and H2, all in varying concentrations ranging from 0 – 80%. Traces
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control of neuronal survival in Parkinson's disease (PD). Neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta are selectively lost as PD progresses. Our work on the BCL2 protein family has identified MCL1 as a
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in activities related to the overall project. The PhD project will be supervised by prof. dr. Jochen Peter and dr. Toni van der Meer. The preferred starting date for the PhD Candidate is 1 January 2027
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. Therefore, successful candidates are also expected to participate in activities related to the overall project. The PhD project will be supervised by prof. dr. Jochen Peter and dr. Toni van der Meer
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, are often made, but more material forms of redress are slow to follow or remain absent altogether. Current scholarly debates in relation to historical injustices concern the potential and scope of reparations
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to open science practices such as pre-registering studies; contributing to knowledge utilization (outreach) activities undertaken by the team; submission of a PhD thesis within the period of appointment