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all, one important research gap is the contrail formation pathways attributed to different engine exhaust conditions, which is crucial for the further development of contrails hence the resulting
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to access information, technology, and hardware which is subject to European or US export control and sanctions regulations. During the recruitment process, the Agency may request applicants to undergo
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. In order to increase the targeting accuracy of the procedure and improve clinical outcomes, the goal of this research project is to develop new methods to design, manufacture, and control novel and
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21 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Engineering » Biomedical engineering Engineering » Control engineering Researcher Profile
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been demonstrated at pilot scale, but their wider implementation depends on a robust understanding of where subsurface storage is feasible and under what conditions it will succeed. Your job As a
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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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essential: an estimated 80–130 TWh of Dutch industrial demand must be electrified before 2050. In this position, you help make that transition possible. Your challenge You will develop the medium-voltage (MV
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written and spoken; Dutch is a plus for patient communication. If you enjoy hands-on research, working with people, and bridging clinical needs with cutting-edge control engineering, this postdoc is the
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the goal to obtain more in-depth process understanding and develop automated control strategies for single cell microbial suspension cultures. Currently, the team is working on liquid- and gas-phase
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neural networks, covering representation, optimisation, generalisation, robustness and reliability, while remaining sufficiently tractable to inform engineering practice. A key objective is to transform