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in Condensed Matter Physics, Nanoscience or Nanotechnology, or Electrical engineering. Experience is required in one or more of the fields listed above, gained in academic research projects. What we
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Observation Programmes. You will also cooperate with scientists and engineers from EOP-FA (the System Architect Office) at ESTEC, and potentially with staff in other parts of ESA. You will be part of the ESA Φ
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holographic systems out of equilibrium, with possible topics including dynamical and cosmological horizons, gravitational entropy, Noether charge methods, holographic coarse-graining, chaos, black hole heat
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becoming part of mainstream space engineering but might prove disruptive in the future. The team operates to high academic standards, publishes in peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and has built up a
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becoming part of mainstream space engineering, but might prove disruptive in the future. The team operates to high academic standards, publishes in peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and has built up a
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actors’ is recognised internationally as a core element of Open Science (OS). However, current frameworks for monitoring OS are ill-equipped for capturing the variety and impact of such Public Engagement
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-society dialogue and building public trust in the knowledge production process, ‘open engagement with societal actors’ is recognised internationally as a core element of Open Science (OS). However, current
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performance, and data and product quality. You will join the section in charge of sensor performance, data quality, algorithm development, and calibration and validation (Cal/Val) for the ESA EO missions
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with a special focus on the new Earth Explorers and the Sentinel expansion missions. Advancing our understanding of the Earth system: capitalising on the latest advances in EO technology to respond
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becoming part of mainstream space engineering, but might prove disruptive in the future. The team operates to high academic standards, publishes in peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and has built up a