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modelling approaches bridging EMT and system-level studies. The researcher will contribute scientifically through independent research, supervision of PhD students, publications in leading IEEE journals
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learning as well as a strong background in scientific programming (in languages like Julia, Python, Fortran or C/C++). The applicant must hold a PhD in physical oceanography, atmospheric sciences, computer
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, the role involves shaping the research agenda, contributing to project deliverables and publishing in leading venues. The candidate is also expected to support PhD candidates in their research activities
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your research in at least one high-impact A1-journal (ISPRS, ICCV, etc.). You will (co-)author a project proposal (FWO, Industry) to continue this research. You have a PhD on a relevant topic in
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researchers with PhD in one of the following fields: electrochemical engineering; chemical engineering; materials science; battery science; computational materials science; applied physics; mechanical
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develop a stack and scale-up redox flow batteries. Your task is to conduct research on these topics, assist in supervising ongoing research projects and guide the team of PhD students working within
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FLAIR activities (attend regular meetings) and work closely with all members of both teams (PIs, PhDs, and postdocs) (Help with) supervising MSc and BSc theses related to the project Synthesize and
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applications to extend and expand this line of research Take an active part in AMGC and FLAIR activities (attend regular meetings) and work closely with all members of both teams (PIs, PhDs, and postdocs) (Help
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harvesting and cooling. Degree: PhD in one of the following fields (or similar): Materials Science and Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, or Applied
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team in Amsterdam will be critical, thus good communication and organization skills are warranted. The candidate will contribute to PhD supervision, and closely collaborate with the wet lab team