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findings through conferences and stakeholder workshops. Your home base will be the Mobility in eXtended Reality Lab in the Department of Transport & Planning within the Faculty of Civil Engineering and
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Kinetic Inductance Detectors (MKIDs) and aims to overcome a key technological challenge: scaling up the current single-spaxel DESHIMA 2.0 technology to a multi-pixel IFU consisting of 61 spatial pixels and
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PhD Position Simulating the Airspace of the Future: Fleet & Network Optimization for Future Aircraft
include other domain models for optimization (e.g. noise) in collaboration with other departments of the faculty of aerospace engineering. This PhD position is part of the Dutch Aviation Systems Analysis
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Deltares. At TU Delft, you will be hosted by the Water Management Department in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences and the supervision team at TU Delft will be led by Prof. Markus Hrachowitz
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. Your profile We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a Master’s degree in Materials Science, Metallurgy, Chemical Engineering, Geoscience, or a related field. A strong interest in
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to help make the steel industry more sustainable? Check out the job post! Contribute to groundbreaking research into air-knife technology as a PhD candidate at TU Delft. In this role, you will provide
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: Industrial Design Engineering (IDE), Civil Engineering and Geosciences (CEG), and Technology, Policy and Management (TPM). As a PhD candidate, you will conduct research aimed at making public transport more
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description The Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is hiring a doctoral candidate on the topic of “Climate-resilient buildings inspired by nature”.BIO-SKIN is developing a bio-based, waste-derived and
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of a multidisciplinary research team and be supervised by Nazli Tümer and Amir Zadpoor at the Department of Biomechanical Engineering at TU Delft, together with Marjolein van der Krogt from
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of Technology and QuTech. The goal is to further develop fault-tolerant architectures for photonic platforms based on fusion-based and measurement-based computation, addressing photon loss and other hardware