19 renewable-energy positions at University of Groningen in PhD

PhDs on legal aspects of Floating Offshore Wind Energy – project ‘HybridLabs’ (2.0 FTE)

regulation applying to the production, transport, storage and supply of energy, the promotion of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency, the need to secure energy supply, as well as climate action and

PhDs on legal aspects of Floating Offshore Wind Energy – project ‘HybridLabs’ (2.0 FTE)

of energy, the promotion of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency, the need to secure energy supply, as well as climate action and environmental protection. Organisation The University of Groningen

PhD in Systems and Control

, distributed control, consensus protocols, nonlinear control, robust control, with application to energy systems (e.g. smart grids, district heating, hydrogen networks) and traffic networks. Apart from

PhD in Systems and Control

to, the following: systems and control theory, feedback optimization, distributed control, consensus protocols, nonlinear control, robust control, with application to energy systems (e.g. smart grids, district

PhD positions in Molecular Immunology (2 x 1.0 FTE)

, University of Groningen (UG)). Two PhD positions are available, one at each institute. The UG candidate will utilize newly developed microscopy methods, including Förster resonance energy transfer-fluorescence

PhD position Critical material sustainability and energy transition

We seek a PhD candidate who is passionate about energy and sustainability scientific problems with a focus on the critical material perspective. Successful candidate will be under supervision

PhD position Critical material sustainability and energy transition

PhD position Critical material sustainability and energy transition (V24.0036) « Back to the overview Job description We seek a PhD candidate who is passionate about energy and sustainability

PhD positions in Molecular Immunology (2 x 1.0 FTE)

microscopy methods, including Förster resonance energy transfer-fluorescence lifetime imaging (FRET-FLIM), to map SNARE protein trafficking to WPBs. Techniques include FRET-FLIM microscopy, mammalian cell

PhD positions in Molecular Immunology (2 x 1.0 FTE)

utilize newly developed microscopy methods, including Förster resonance energy transfer-fluorescence lifetime imaging (FRET-FLIM), to map SNARE protein trafficking to WPBs. Techniques include FRET-FLIM

PhD in Universality in random trees and graphs (1.0 FTE)

consequence of a universality principle in random structures: the precise random dynamics of cell growth in the two organisms is different, but those differences have a negligible effect on the overall