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ultrafast and high-intensity laser systems, as well as laser-driven short-pulse light sources spanning a broad spectral range. These capabilities are combined with advanced nonlinear spectroscopic techniques
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Are you fascinated by controlling magnetic matter by femtosecond laser pulses, eager to explore the underlying physical mechanisms, and passionate to develop a generic tool to ‘print’ complex
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working system – are one of the keys. The hard part is not the dies, but the interconnects between them. We are looking for a PhD student to create those interconnects in a fully additive way: laser
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. The hard part is not the dies, but the interconnects between them. We are looking for a PhD student to create those interconnects in a fully additive way: laser micromachining, selective metallisation and
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manufacturing, laser engineering and robotics Physics of materials, structures and dynamics, biomechanics, welding and structural performance Nuclear fission, fusion, nuclear fuels and graphite and nuclear policy
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8 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Foundation for Research and Technology Department Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser (IESL) Research Field Engineering » Computer engineering
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manufacturing, laser engineering and robotics Physics of materials, structures and dynamics, biomechanics, welding and structural performance Nuclear fission, fusion, nuclear fuels and graphite and nuclear policy
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; Proven competence on flow measurement techniques and PIV; Familiarity with optics, lasers, image processing and statistical data analysis Familiarity with flow modelling techniques (CFD) or machine
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(fabrication of nanomaterials) and electronics (quantum devices). This project is interdisciplinary, and the PhD candidate will be part of a larger group using pulsed laser deposition as a tool to engineer new
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experiments using advanced gas-mixing furnaces at TU Delft and partner institutes. Samples will be analysed using state-of-the-art techniques such as laser ablation ICP-MS and electron microscopy to quantify