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will not be your main responsibility, it offers valuable experience that supports your development and prepares you for future academic or professional roles. Teaching activities will not exceed 20
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sovereignty, and cyber-electromagnetic resilience. The PhD researcher will primarily work within Tilburg University’s AI research infrastructure, focusing on algorithm development, model training, and
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Quantum Development", formerly "Women In Quantum Development", https://www.wiqd.nl/ ). Job requirements We are looking for a motivated and creative researcher interested in working at the intersection
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and experimental characterization. You will collaborate closely with researchers working on photonic neurons and heterogeneous integration, contributing to the development of a new generation of energy
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attacks and secure implementations. Weekly supervision meetings to help you stay on track. Guidance on writing, presentation, and career development. Flexible working hours. A shared interest in producing
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If you are eager to perform cutting-edge molecular modeling to accelerate the development of green and low-carbon hydrogen technologies, then this is position is for you. Job description You will
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contribute to a better understanding of internal erosion and support the development of safer flood defence systems and more reliable flood risk assessments. Your responsibilities As a PhD researcher, you will
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photothermal approaches and design novel organic photocatalysts tailored to these processes. The development of these photocatalysts will be supported by theoretical modelling and AI-based tools in close
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embedded in a national project with close collaboration with industry. Responsibilities and tasks The purpose of the project is the design and development of novel photonic WDM switches and the fast control
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slurries, improve our understanding of blood flow, and support the development of sustainable manufacturing processes. This PhD position is part of the ERC Advanced Grant project IDeS and you will join a