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-of-the-art equipment. The Research Center for MDR (https://mdrresearch.nl/ ) is a partnership between Eindhoven University of Technology, Maastricht University and Utrecht University, University Medical Center
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At the MERLN Institute for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine of Maastricht University, Department of Instructive Biomaterials Engineering (IBE), we currently have a vacancy for a PhD
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including fields as (stem cell) biology, materials engineering, chemistry, micro/nanofabrication, additive manufacturing, etc. The scientists at MERLN have an extensive network of collaborators within
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engineering, materials science, or biomedical engineering, with already some experience in material synthesis, blending, and characterization thereof. Candidates for the Post-doc position in the field
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engineering, materials science, or biomedical engineering, with already some experience in material synthesis, blending, and characterization thereof. Candidates for the Post-doc position in the field
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. An 8% holiday and an 8.3% year-end allowance is also provided. A selection assessment is part of the application process. The terms of employment of Maastricht University are set out in the Collective
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Background: In the current project, you will examine the role of various cognitive processes that influence acceptance of fruit and vegetables. These include the multisensory perception of foods, formation of mental representations of foods and prediction of tastes, decision making and cognitive...
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valorization activities, and contribute to teaching at Maastricht University Campus Venlo.
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chemistry. Thermal plasma technology is a promising approach for methane to ethylene conversion as it allows the possibility for high efficiency, excellent reactant conversion, and refined product selectivity
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chemistry. Thermal plasma technology is a promising approach for methane to ethylene conversion as it allows the possibility for high efficiency, excellent reactant conversion, and refined product selectivity