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2026 TU Delft creates equal opportunities and encourages women to apply. This PhD position offers: Challenging job in a highly innovative technology field Embedding in an enthusiastic team of engineers
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job in a highly innovative technology field Embedding in an enthusiastic team of engineers and researchers Collaboration with industrial partners A position with funding for 4 years TU Delft (Delft
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materials and garments that evolve through morphing structures or embedded living organisms. How do we experience such materials against our skin? How do they change in response to our movements and bodily
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human experiences of animated textiles, including biofabricated materials and garments that evolve through morphing structures or embedded living organisms. How do we experience such materials against our
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from environmental stressors. This PhD position is embedded in a recently granted EU Horizon Europe project focused on transforming urban air quality management through the integration of advanced
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sustainability assessment to develop next-generation tools and methods that inform decision-making and support the development of safe and sustainable products and policies. This PhD position is embedded in
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Transitions How do societies decide what matters in processes of transformation? This PhD project explores how values become embedded in governance, policy, and decision-making in the context of climate and