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15 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Engineering » Aerospace engineering Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2
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in Biomechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Movement Science, Robotics, or a related discipline. A strong curiosity for human gait and neuromuscular control after stroke. Experience with
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the pragmatism that is needed to move a project forward. By the time the position starts, you have obtained a PhD degree in Data Sciences, Computer Sciences, Physics, Earth Sciences, Civil Engineering, or a
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involve manipulation of epigenetic marks in embryonic stem cells, investigating changes in epigenetic landscapes and transcription upon controlled manipulation, and/or engineering of synthetic chromatin
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debris mitigation requirements. Formulation of future scenarios incorporating technology roadmaps, such as the ESA Vision 2040, and hypothetical technological breakthroughs. Policy analysis and regulatory
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Are you interested in (re)entering biotech research? This position supports a non-linear career path with a focus on implementing process analytical technology into bioprocesses. Job description
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. Anticipating the new legislation, the INPROBED project has been granted, which aims to precisely identify and modify cis-regulatory elements and transcription factor genes that control key physiological pathways
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route to produce high-quality recyclates, but current implementations rely on static process design and control that don’t account for feedstock variability, inefficient solvent use, and high energy
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that are still far from mainstream space engineering but could become disruptive in the future. The team operates to high academic standards, publishes in peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and has built a
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converter control. Have a forward-thinking mindset, and is ambitious to develop a large program on power-to-heat and electrification technology for CCU together with industrial partners. Excellent mastering