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become part of a team of adsorption researchers working on zeolites at TU Delft and work collaboratively with technology developers and potential end-users. You will: Drive and inform the design and
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educational innovation contribute to better healthcare around the world? At Maastricht University, we believe that meaningful change starts with collaboration, evidence-informed education and a global
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-related and organizational activities across (some of) these programmes, with a special focus on course innovation. You will contribute to the further implementation of the principle of "active blended
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4 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Groningen Research Field Architecture » Design History » Art history Researcher Profile Leading Researcher (R4) Established Researcher
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? Do you want to use your design skills or your software concept development skills to co-create the future of healthcare? Are you excited about the prospects of responsible AI for medical applications
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principles such as spatiotemporal symmetries and quantum mechanics. We explore how suitable system design and control over light-matter interactions can engage the conventional limits to nanophotonic and
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excellence in medical anthropology research and teaching, and a hub for collaboration and methodological innovation on health-related topics at the intersection of science and society. We are a close-knit
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perspectives, priorities and responsibilities. These challenges occur across every stage of the policy cycle, from agenda-setting and problem framing through policy design and implementation to monitoring and
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. Cera‑Shield tackles this challenge by combining new microstructured ceramics, advanced modeling, and innovative manufacturing routes into a fully integrated design strategy. Cera‑Shield will kick off
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. In this project, we aim to overcome that limitation by integrating phase change materials into metasurface designs. These materials can be reversibly switched between crystalline and amorphous states