16 power-electronic "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" Postdoctoral positions in Belgium
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dynamics, or power electronics (an asset, but not required). We particularly encourage applications from candidates with experience in developing scientific or simulation software, even if their previous
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electronic converters in transmission networks. HVDC interconnections, offshore grids, long underground cable systems and grid-forming technologies are fundamentally changing power system dynamics. Ensuring
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and enthusiasm for laboratory work. Show a strong interest in the characterization and understanding of inorganic electronic materials and the link between experiments and fundamental concepts. Be
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conditions Career opportunities Do you have a question about the online application system? Please consult our FAQ or email us at [email protected] Where to apply Website http://www.kuleuven.be
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logical choice for its staff and students. YOUR TASKS At least 70% of your assignment will be spent on academic research. You work closely with the team involved in the ERC project DAEDALOS (https
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an asset. You have the ability to design experiments, analyze and interpret complex datasets and draw clear conclusions. The candidate must be able to combine creative problem solving with rigorous
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will obtain this soon). You have a strong publication record relevant to the research area. You demonstrate excellent research skills and the ability to work independently. Experience with multi-criteria
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simulation of catalytic processes, preferably using Aspen Plus or related process simulation tools. Strong quantitative, data analysis, and scientific writing skills. The ability to work independently, take
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research skills and the ability to work independently. Experience with Python is considered an asset. You have an excellent command of spoken and written English. You are a team player with strong
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offers the opportunity to turn advanced photoemission into a routine, high-impact capability for probing the chemistry and electronic structure that govern tomorrow’s semiconductor technologies. Today