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Are you excited about pushing the boundaries of ultrasound imaging? Join our team to develop next-generation multi-aperture ultrasound technology combining distributed sensing, adaptive acquisition
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Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you excited about pushing the boundaries of ultrasound imaging
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Explore fundamental spin physics at the interface of acoustics and MRI, and help develop a new imaging contrast sensitive to microscopic magnetic-field inhomogeneities. Job description We
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. This postdoctoral focuses on developing a new paradigm for the circular manufacturing of heterogeneous photonic integrated circuits. While heterogeneous integration has emerged as the leading approach for combining
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requirements and priorities. Strong skills in data analysis, image processing, and programming (e.g., Python/C++). Demonstrated experience in publishing scientific journal papers. Fluent in English (oral and
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systems in the Netherlands! Job description Spaceborne radar systems has proven to be effective tools for broader applications from high-resolution imaging to altimetry. In TU Delft, we are openning a 2
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-resolution imaging to altimetry. In TU Delft, we are openning a 2-year postdoctoral researcher position to advance this promising field. The position is part of NL-RIA 2.0, the Dutch network on small
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, dielectric stability, and breakdown to guide topology selection, dv/dt management, and modulation, validated on a down-scaled prototype. Where you will work You carry out this position at TU/e Eindhoven within
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measurement techniques such as Particle Image Velocimetry, InfraRed Thermography and Background Oriented Schlieren for the study of critical aerodynamic phenomena such as flow separation, transition
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an experimental aerodynamics team has concentrated on the development of advanced non-intrusive measurement techniques such as Particle Image Velocimetry, InfraRed Thermography and Background Oriented Schlieren