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Specific Requirements You are highly motivated and an enthusiastic researcher. You have an MSc degree in electrical engineering, nanotechnology, applied physics, mechanical engineering, materials science, or
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technologies for various livestock species, including fish. As a researcher in cryoconservation, you will work on developing and improving techniques to collect, process and store genetic material (sperm
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improvement, materials, processes and (mechanical) systems. ME is a dynamic and innovative faculty with high-tech lab facilities and international reach. It’s a large faculty but also versatile, so we can often
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have a Master's degree in experimental or applied physics, or a related field (e.g. nanotechnology, materials science, or condensed matter physics). You have a strong interest in nanotechnology
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background and interest in both chemistry and chemical engineering with experience in electrochemistry, physical chemistry, and/or materials engineering. Candidates must have a scientific and research-oriented
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to their imperfect representation of ocean and sea ice interactions at sub-grid scales. This project aims to improve our physical understanding of these fine-scale processes, including the melting and breakage of sea
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. The research combines materials synthesis, heterostructure assembly, advanced spectroscopy, and device fabrication. As a PhD candidate, you will: Synthesize and characterize 2D materials, for instance, layered
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chemical equilibrium is shifted to completion. This is called sorption enhancement. The bifunctional material will be loaded with water and for continuous operation of the process this must be regenerated
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geoscience, energy systems, materials modelling, fluid dynamics, and other scientific and engineering domains where data-driven models must interact with physical knowledge. Such problems raise fundamental
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education and research on the cutting edge of chemical technology, applied physics and biomedical technology. Our fields of application include sustainable energy, process technology and materials science