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30 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Radboud University Medical Center (Radboudumc) Research Field Biological sciences » Biology Computer science » 3 D modelling Researcher Profile
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40 scientists, postdoctoral researchers, and PhD students working on the interpretation of satellite observations, atmospheric modelling, data science, and the development of future Earth observation
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hydrogen more affordable by developing advanced models while working with partners across Europe? Information This position is part of a large European collaborative project aimed at accelerating renewable
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satellite-based estimates of trace gas emissions and albedo during and after wildfire events we will evaluate and improve the modeling of fire-related non-CO2 emissions and albedo changes. This will lead to
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. Currently, conservative assessments of seismicity (i.e., predicting higher seismicity than likely to occur) are one reason for projects not passing the exploration stage, and seismic activity related to gas
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one reason for projects not passing the exploration stage, and seismic activity related to gas extraction has resulted in a public acceptance risk of all subsurface activities. In this project, we
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, the researcher will calibrate and validate the model using real operational data from the E-lympic "living lab" and translate the results into recommendations for converting urban gas stations into multimodal hubs
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to lead TU Delft's contribution to the Stritvaiz project, which transforms a former inner-city Amsterdam gas station into a multifunctional mobility and energy hub combining fast-charging, energy
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interventional questions automatically will help decision-makers solve complex challenges (i.e., reducing methane emissions or reducing the infection rate during a pandemic). Most machine learning algorithms
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phonon effects by analyzing how phonons modulate spin-Hamiltonian or crystal-field parameters for molecules in the gas phase. However, calculated relaxation times can differ from experimental values by up