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works on the future of our power system. Job requirements We are looking for candidates who bring: A PhD in electrical engineering, power systems or a closely related field, obtained or close to
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, and green electricity-driven electrolyzers, in collaboration with Dutch academic and industrial partners. . All projects are united by a common philosophy: precise atomic-scale control of materials
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remodels and heals under controlled in vitro conditions. In the first phase, you will validate and implement the BBoC technology. In the translational phase, you will study how a candidate pharmaceutical
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platform whose design is workshop-ready. Hands-on work with high-speed imaging, vacuum technology, precision diagnostics, and surface-controlled impact experiments. A central role in designing and executing
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germanium, and executed quantum algorithms on a four-qubit quantum processor. As a Postdoc researcher, you will explore opportunities with semiconductor quantum technology and aim to push the boundaries in
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in both experimental and theoretical fields to enable you to learn and execute world-leading research. Job requirements A PhD degree in physics A PhD degree in electrical or mechanical engineering
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approaches in plant breeding, offers new opportunities to address this. One such challenge is to improve complex traits such as crop tolerance to dynamic environmental conditions in the current era of global
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movement sciences, biomedical engineering, artificial intelligence, computational neuroscience). You have a strong background in empirical research and computational modelling of sensorimotor control and an
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University of Amsterdam that brings together automation, flow technology, photophysics, and spectroscopy. The project aims at establishing a self-driving platform for photohemical research. You will first
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highly interdisciplinary project with the spectroscopy at its core at the University of Amsterdam that brings together automation, flow technology, photophysics, and spectroscopy. The project aims