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must be eligible to access information, technology, and hardware which is subject to European or US export control and sanctions regulations. During the recruitment process, the Agency may request
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21 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Engineering » Biomedical engineering Engineering » Control engineering Researcher Profile
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: Within this international project, TU Delft will develop a machine learning-based forward operator to enable the assimilation of SAR imagery into the crop growth model. You will: Process SAR imagery over
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of Experimental Aerodynamics, Computational Fluid Dynamics and Flow Control. The group has a specific expertise in the field of advanced experimental and computational techniques for the analysis of aerodynamic
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route to produce high-quality recyclates, but current implementations rely on static process design and control that don’t account for feedstock variability, inefficient solvent use, and high energy
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-voltage converters as programmable heat sources, enabling large-scale, efficient electrification of heating in carbon capture and utilization processes. Electrifying industrial heat Industrial heat accounts
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system for stroke rehabilitation, test and optimize it with patients, retrain the stimulation-control algorithm for stroke-specific gait, and evaluate usability, comfort, and fit during prolonged use. You
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biochemical reconstitution, fluorescence microscopy and structural biology to determine how this process is regulated at the molecular level. The project will make extensive use of the group’s in-house Talos
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focus on how atmospheric and oceanic conditions affect turbine performance and power production, significantly less is known about how large offshore wind farms modify atmospheric and oceanic processes
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. Analyse controls on subsurface water storage, including geological and hydrogeological conditions, hydraulic parameters, drainage efficiency, surface water – groundwater interaction, climate variability and