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structures and concrete material - and a genuinely collaborative and supportive environment in which to develop as a researcher. Job requirements Need-to-haves: You hold a PhD degree in Civil Engineering
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for periodic systems. The postdoc position is for two years. The starting date is negotiable but should preferably be 01.11.2026. Job requirements PhD in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, or a related
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robot capabilities, dynamic constraints, contact-rich interactions, perception limitations, and high-level human guidance. A key objective is to bridge high-level task planning with the physical
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subsurface. Job description We are looking for a candidate who will investigate the regional geology of the Saharan Platform. This will build on top of the ~100 publications and PhD theses from the North
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Community of Practice, synthesising the process and outcomes of the Community of Practice for the wider consortium and EU; Work closely with the DEMO site partners across Greece, Spain, Italy, France
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. The postdoc positions is for two years each. The starting date is negotiable but should preferably be 01.11.2026. Job requirements PhD in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, or a related discipline. Strong
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PhD in Physics, Applied Science, or a related discipline Experience in statistical physics, stochastic processes and/or data analysis methods Strong interest in engaging and collaborating with
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applicant will have: A PhD in Materials Science, Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry or a closely related discipline. Strong background in modeling and simulation of thermal/energy systems
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routes — your work anchors the electrification of process heat line. You join the Electrical Energy Systems group, collaborating closely with PhD students, postdocs, and process and materials partners in a
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partly published and presents a unique opportunity to develop new knowledge and insights on both the physics of these destructive waves and their interaction with the built and natural environment. In