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methods. This PhD position, starting from April 2024, offers a great opportunity to work in a multidisciplinary team and with industrial partners. You will translate your research into new system design
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increase in yearly research output over the last decade, and fuels interest from large industrial players as well as a flourishing landscape of new startups. However, the field has not yet matured and still
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completed PhD-project in planetary science/astronomy, geochemistry, petrology, material science and/or a combination of the latter. Expertise in conducting experiments, performing chemical sample analyses and
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-based communications. It is also expected to assist industry segments making use of GNSS signals, such as precision agriculture, forestry and sea and land management. The GLITTER Doctoral Network
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airport infrastructure and operational procedures. Your unique challenge as a PhD student at TU Delft is to develop concepts, models, and tools to facilitate integration of hydrogen-powered aircraft
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change due to climate change and human impact. You will be part of a team of 2 PhD students and 2 Post-docs who will combine ground-based experimental data, satellite data, radiative transfer modeling
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being driven. This works is part of the flagship EU project HiDrive focusing on the deployment of higher automation vehicles. The project will involve collaboration with our partners to shape our
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Challenge: Enhancing accuracy and precision in increasingly smaller instruments. Change: Bridging mechanics and optics. Impact: Advanced instrumentation for tackling health care, industrial and
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universities, numerous companies, and encompasses scientific research, data collection and sharing, education, and practical applications in agriculture and plant breeding. On this PhD project you will develop
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systems for applications such as Earth Observation and Space Situational Awareness. You will attract funding from international authorities, such as ESA and the EC, the Dutch Research Council or industrial