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and no score below 5.5 issued in the last 2 years by an approved test centre. Project Description: Accurate battery degradation modelling and estimation of electrochemical states are essential for
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Join a cutting-edge research programme at TU Delft and investigate the mechanisms of hydrogen-induced degradation in circular steels. Job description Within this project, you will investigate one
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susceptibility to water ingress can lead to issues such as surface degradation, internal cracking, frost damage, and biological colonisation. Prolonged exposure to moisture makes these materials particularly
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. The successful candidate will combine extensive experimental testing with insulation lifetime modelling to study PD inception, degradation and endurance, and to develop approaches for predicting insulation
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specimens such as whole blood. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the stability, degradation pathways, and postmortem alterations of these compounds, including the characterization of degradation
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PhD Position - Operando X-ray Characterization of Catalytic Interfaces for Chemical Hydrogen Storage
Interfaces for Chemical Hydrogen Storage (IHE-1) investigates elementary reaction and degradation processes at catalytically active interfaces, from the atomic to the mesoscale. The team “Dynamic non
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-degrading enzymes to simultaneously adsorb and catalytically degrade PFAS, advancing beyond current separation-only technologies. The project, EnzCarb4PFAS, focuses on developing lignin-derived biocarbon
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candidates into perovskite/silicon tandem cells, device and module fabrication, lifetime testing, and feedback on performance and degradation mechanisms. You will establish a closed-loop workflow from material
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the laboratory to preindustrial scale. (2 points) • Encapsulation of organic solar cells. (2 points) • Accelerated stability/degradation testing. (1 point) • Contact angle measurements. (1 point) • Basic analysis
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of electrochemical performance, with a focus on ion distribution, transport, and degradation processes during battery operation. The project addresses key questions such as the formation of Li/Na