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the energy transition for citizens, industrial areas and energy access in developing countries, by e.g., developing novel power electronics, coordination algorithms and governance structures. For this
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Machines and Power Electronics unit conducts research and education in electrical machines, power electronics, drive systems, and energy storage. Our work supports the transition to sustainable energy
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is open to candidates intending to undertake research and teaching activities in the scientific disciplines of automation, electronics, electrical engineering, and space technologies, who meet the
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Postdoc in far-infrared semiconductor electronics Reference number REF 2026-0095 Do you want to contribute to groundbreaking research in the field of far-infrared receivers? This is an exciting
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Postdoc in Nonlinear Power-Efficient Transmit Array Architecture Reference number REF 2026-0293 Current transmitters are limited in terms of their bandwidth, energy efficiency and linearity. In this
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. You will join an interdisciplinary team working across electrolyzers, Power-to-X systems, power electronics, control, digital twins, and energy-system optimization, in close collaboration with the
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energy systems, hybrid power plants, smart grids, and market design. As a Postdoc in our team, you will benefit from: A dynamic, international, and inclusive research environment Opportunities to
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collaborators. The section conducts internationally leading research and teaching in flexibility, advanced power electronics, battery energy systems, and microgrids. Collaboration across research areas is
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | about 12 hours ago
, Competencies, and Experience Experience with embedded electronics, firmware, PCB design, or low-power wireless systems. Experience collecting and analyzing data from human-subjects or preclinical
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record of research in flexible electronics, wireless power transfer, or physiological signal monitoring. Experience with academic writing and a history of contributing to technical progress reports or