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Within the Delft Subsurface Storage Theme, supported by the Energi Simulation Chair in Subsurface Storage and Multiscale Modeling and Energi Simulation Centre for Geo-Energy, we aim to develop large-scale storage volumes for green hydrogen, to accelerate the energy transition and climate action....
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Blue green infrastructures (BGI), such as bioswales, green roofs, permeable pavements and retention spaces in parks, are increasinly applied to mititgate climate change effects. The current focus is the design, placement, construction, development, and improvement of BGIs. However, BGIs need to...
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Are you ready for a next career step and to help us understand more about the interaction between human activities, the Earth system, and our living environment? Anthropogenic climate change is one of the major challenges mankind is facing. In the department of Geoscience and Remote Sensing,...
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In the Netherlands, municipalities are responsible for urban water management, including wastewater, stormwater and groundwater. Since 2018, the Netherlands has seen four very dry and warm summers, which revealed that the current urban water systems are unable to cope with a combination of...
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The Delft Center for Systems and Control (DCSC) is aiming to strengthen, expand, and renew its international competences through new recruitments. We are looking for excellent candidates with a proven track record of ground breaking scientific research, a challenging and innovative research...
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Unravel prehistoric adhesive technologies at TU Delft In this one year position you will analyse the GC-MS results of our experimental and archaeological collection of tars and resins. The aim is to pin point biomarkers for the characterisation of ancient organic remains/adhesives and their...
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The structure and use of digital building logbooks to support energy efficient and sustainable buildings. We are hiring a doctoral candidate on the structure and use of digital building logbooks (DBLs) that support energy efficient and sustainable buildings. The development of DBLs is supported...
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Bubbly flows may be a key to ship emission reduction and much more, but first we need to expand our understanding and modelling capability of these complex multi-physical systems. Bubbly two-phase flow is a typical and important feature of marine hydrodynamic applications as well as many other...
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Experienced with Quantum Machine Learning and interested in Dynamic systems and structures? Come join our group in TUDelft! With the advancement of quantum computers and the associated algorithms, different fields have started to exploit inherent quantum mechanical features such as superposition...
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Challenge: Extract biomechanical outcomes from sensor data to improve human motion estimation. Change: Develop new algorithms by combining and extending on ideas from the fields of sensor fusion and machine learning. Impact: Improve human motion estimation while developing algorithms that are...