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Job description The project: Earth’s dominant cloud type per area covered is Stratocumulus. These low-level, shallow, horizontally extensive clouds cover one-fifth of the Earth’s surface. Changes in
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) for quantum communication and quantum networking. A central element of the project is the integration of high-brightness III–V photonic-crystal single-photon sources developed by our French partners with low
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needed to make chronic disease care more effective, efficient and fair in low-resource settings. Job description Are you interested in leading applied research within a large-scale field experiment aimed
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to turbulence, shock wave boundary layer interactions in the supersonic and hypersonic regimes. The Aerodynamics laboratories are equipped with state of the art wind tunnels with a large low-speed (low-turbulence
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are equipped with state of the art wind tunnels with a large low-speed (low-turbulence) wind tunnel and high-speed transonic-supersonic tunnels up to hypersonic flows (Mach 11). A low-speed open test section
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III–V photonic-crystal single-photon sources developed by our French partners with low-loss SiN photonic routing circuits. The work will be carried out in close collaboration with leading industrial and
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low-power mixed-signal ICs for large sensor arrays. Your work may include low-noise analogue front-ends, high-resolution and energy-efficient ADCs, and local data processing and multiplexing. You will
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Conduct advanced research into atmospheric chemistry and air quality by deploying innovative measurement techniques for the atmosphere, including low-cost air quality sensors and miniature
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cohesion, and growing socioeconomic inequalities. The number of low-income households is increasing and many young people are growing up in vulnerable circumstances. Addressing these challenges requires
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the recent technology advancement and trends in low-cost distributed space systems. The position will require you to work closely with NL-RIA partners, to derive high-level user requirements of two classes