37 postdoctoral-position-in-nanotechnology research jobs at Delft University of Technology
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This position is part of the Dutch research project RELEASE (Reversible Large Scale Energy Storage). RELEASE aims to create fundamental scientific insights and to develop, implement and demonstrate
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This position is part of the European research project M2ARE. The M2ARE project develops and demonstrates a novel process for “Maritime Methanol”, a new grade of low-cost green methanol based
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this makes our work more innovative, the TU Delft community more vibrant and the world more just. Together, we imagine, invent and create solutions using technology to have a positive impact on a global scale
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3D Representation for Controlling Composite Fabrication Process We are looking for a passionate Postdoctoral researcher to join our team and contribute to a cutting-edge project at the intersection
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3D Representation for Controlling Composite Fabrication Process We are looking for a passionate Postdoctoral researcher to join our team and contribute to a cutting-edge project at the intersection
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Internet Alliance, we are working on making such a network a reality. Postdoc positions are available in the following domains: Quantum Network Architectures. The goal of this position is to design and
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. The position offers a lot of freedom to, depending on your interest, focus more on the modelling or engineering aspects of increasing the performance, efficiency and reliability of a fleet of autonomous ships
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Single-molecule biophysics at 2D material interfaces We are inviting applications for a postdoc position in bionanophotonics at TU Delft in the group of Dr Sabina Caneva. Single-molecule platforms
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mechanical and electrochemical testing to quantify the effect of the self-healing technology on the lifetime extension of the system. The postdoctoral position is part of a EU-funded project of self-healing
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| Theoretical Optics | Computational Imaging | The postdoc position is part of the ERC-Advanced Project Nanocubic of prof. Sjoerd Stallinga, in which we target 3D super-resolution microscopy by