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by a more experienced theoretical postdoc. In the second phase of the project, work will move towards current-driven dynamics of the nanosized textures, the exploration of topological excitations, and
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performance. Where possible, strategies to mitigate their negative effects will also be examined. The project offers an exciting opportunity to address a fundamental scientific challenge with direct industrial
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the point that they can meet the required performance, an essential final problem still needs to be resolved. Namely, the connection of the flow sensor chip to the outside world without elastomer seal or glue
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project autonomy, and strategic intent and operational use. The research is planned to use a comparative multiple-case study design. You will conduct in-depth empirical research with construction firms
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quantitatively benchmark a detector or detector array suitable for integration into a compact spectropolarimetric camera. You will work in the Electronic Instrumentation group of the Department of Microelectronics
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to developing methods for iPSC culture, 3D cell models, and stem cell differentiation within the field of complex tissue regeneration. In this PhD project, you will work at the interface of stem cell biology
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the lives of others. Are you interested in joining SBE? You will work in a stimulating, dynamic and international environment with motivated colleagues dedicated to helping society make informed choices
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Euqations" under the supervision of Gianne Derks (Leiden University) and Sara Maad Sasane (Lund University). What we offer Our goal is to work together to create a transparent and inclusive work environment
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approximately 3,000 to 15,000 MKIDs integrated on a single 4-inch wafer. Your work will cover the full development cycle, including detector design, microfabrication, device characterization, and system
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, transparency, responsibility, connectedness and safety. These values apply to everyone and we uphold these values in our work and in our communication with each other and with others. More information For more