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a vibrant and collaborative research environment within the Industrial Microbiology section of the Department of Biotechnology at TU Delft. The section brings together six principal investigators and
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aspects of catalyzed reactions relevant to a clean, sustainable future. Our primary interest lies in the interface of heterogeneous catalysis and materials design, with a strong emphasis on elucidating
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Sciences With more than 1,100 employees, including 150 pioneering principal investigators, as well as a population of about 3,600 passionate students, the Faculty of Applied Sciences is an inspiring
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research programme TRACE (Transformations, Communities, and Environments), we are committed to internationally oriented, interdisciplinary research. With two Bachelor's and seven Master's programmes
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or closely related topics. You are interested in interdisciplinary collaboration and willing to engage seriously with fields outside your own primary discipline. You are communicative, curious, critical, loyal
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. Research activities will consist of literature reviews, case analyses, stakeholder interviews, and the collection and analysis of primary and secondary empirical data from local communities in which public
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for applications in space planetary protection. Specifically, with regard to space debris mitigation, the Independent Safety Office acts as ESA’s Technical Authority and its main functions are: custodianship and
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master levels and advancing research about the integration of cutting-edge AI and machine learning as tools to enhance the analysis, interpretation, and scalability of Remote Sensing data. The successful
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freedom to develop original mathematical ideas while contributing to a coherent long-term research programme at the interface of geometry, analysis, scientific computing, and computational mathematics
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learning to enable the next generation of intelligent exoskeletons for mobility support and rehabilitation. The main goal for this position it to integrate novel instrumented insoles with exoskeleton sensors