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methods, image processing, high-speed imaging, cryogenic testing, composites, numerical modelling or non-destructive testing is an advantage. You can work independently while collaborating effectively with
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slurries, improve our understanding of blood flow, and support the development of sustainable manufacturing processes. This PhD position is part of the ERC Advanced Grant project IDeS and you will join a
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Description Do you wish to join the new Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action Doctoral Network PREFERENCE and help us make a transformative difference in the field of molecular imaging? Then, apply to join the
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Welcome to Maastricht University! What if you could help redefine how we support the failing heart—at the exact moment it matters most? This PhD position bridges a state-of-the-art Mechanical
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opportunities for innovation and research. The PhD position is funded through a grant awarded by Holland High Tech for a jointly proposed research from TU/e and company Motion Imager. This means you are able
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PhD Position: High resolution Transmission Electron Imaging in Scanning Electron Microscopy Job description Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) is one of the most widely used imaging tools in
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for 300,000 patients each year. The Division of Research and Lab Services of Sanquin is home to 250 researchers, including over 60 PhD students and 30 postdocs. Research at Sanquin is organized in four
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understanding of tissue growth and inform in vitro experiments? Then you might be our next PhD candidate! Information Functional and durable regeneration of articular cartilage is still an unsolved challenge
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processing or quantitative image analysis (e.g., microscopy or live-cell imaging data) is an advantage What we offer At Maastricht University, you’ll work in an international, open, and engaged environment. We
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Please note: due to interaction with Dutch-speaking participants, fluency in Dutch is a must-have. As part of an NWO-Vici project, Wageningen University & Research is looking for a PhD candidate to