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collaboration and dissemination of research findings. Additional Information Benefits A full-time position for four years, with a qualifier in the first year. Your salary and associated conditions are in
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, please contact Dr. Tarek Alskaif, Associate Professor, via email: [email protected] . Questions about the procedure? Get in touch with Jouke van Oostenbrugge, Corporate Recruiter, via email
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campus in the Netherlands, in an international and open working environment. Selection process For more information about the position, please contact Dr. Tarek Alskaif, Associate Professor, via email
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intervention studies. The project will be supervised by dr. Yannick Vermeiren and Associate Professor Sanne Boesveldt and involves collaborations with clinical partners. The preferred starting date is 1st of
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). Assessing physical and chemical impact pathways associated with offshore wind installation and operation & maintenance (O&M), including underwater noise and vibrations, seabed and hydrodynamic changes
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this project you will develop new visible light activated crosslinking agents and catalysts for paint curing. These novel methods offer industrial benefits and are associated with interesting academic challenges
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Papadonikolaki, and Hans Wamelink, and will be associated with the DigiConstruct Lab. The PhD will also engage with an industry sponsor – Hilti – and industry partners through regular meetings, workshops, and
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Built Environment, TU Delft. The project will be supervised by Daniel Hall, Eleni Papadonikolaki, and Hans Wamelink, and will be associated with the DigiConstruct Lab. The PhD will also engage with
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and their antibodies contribute to chronic (low grade) inflammation and the development of cardiometabolic diseases. By studying complement activation and is association with (sub)clinical phenotypes
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work environment. To reinforce that, we have committed ourselves to the joint Statement Social Safety of the Association of Universities in the Netherlands and the National Action Plan for Diversity and