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there are still many things to do. The calmer atmosphere also allows me to fully focus on my research during the week. On the weekends, I can easily hop on the train and explore because of the compactness
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the permeability–selectivity trade-off, pressure-induced compaction, and the associated degradation of mechanical integrity and transport performance under realistic operating conditions. The research combines
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, transported and controlled within compact electric thrusters and will contribute to the development of an integrated Water Electrolysis Propulsion system at the Chair of Space Mobility and Propulsion at TUM
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Develop CMOS-compatible broadband photodetectors for compact spectropolarimetric cameras. You will design, fabricate and characterise detector structures for space-based Earth observation. Job
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. As melt intensity on the ice sheet has increased dramatically in recent decades, the firn (compacted snow that covers most of the ice sheet) has been fundamentally altered. Understanding these changes
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efficiency, reliability and compact packaging. This PhD will establish a requirement-driven design methodology for next-generation extreme-power-density electric machines by investigating combined axial–radial
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I am interested in all aspects of theoretical astrophysics, with a particular focus on strong gravitational fields, compact objects, and gravitational-wave astronomy. I am currently exploring
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compaction. Once representative icy surfaces are produced, their mechanical properties as well as characteristics (porosity, grain sizes, morphology) will be measured (in collaboration with ESTEC, drawing
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within CAPPA, in the area of integrated lasers and optical coherence tomography (OCT). The research will concern the development and application of new techniques for OCT using high-speed, compact akinetic
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deliver a compact, low-power, wearable iNIRS platform for multi-biomarker sensing, with a clinical demonstration planned in neonatal intensive care units. This PhD will develop the light engine