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Vacancies 2 PhD positions on Measuring the Future of Power Electronics Key takeaways The challenge: Power electronics are central to renewable-energy systems, electric mobility, industrial
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Vacancies PhD position in Mapping the Modern Electromagnetic Environment: Identifying Stray Currents in Complex, Interaction-Driven Systems Key takeaways The rapid electrification and digitalisation
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dr. Ivana Qianqi Lin via: [https://www.utwente.nl/en/tnw/hmoe ] About the organisation The Faculty of Science & Technology (Technische Natuurwetenschappen, TNW) engages some 700 staff members and 2000
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Vacancies PhD Position: CO2 Desublimation for Cryogenic Carbon Capture Key takeaways Job description Carbon capture will play an important role in reducing CO₂ emissions from sectors such as power
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. Development of a Structural Health Monitoring system The ability to estimate the current state of the welded thermoplastic composite joint and the development of this state over time, is of decisive importance
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manipulated or synthesised images, audio and video data, often called DeepFakes. This fact is a serious threat to the trustworthiness of news in the media and forensic processes in criminal investigations
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deficiencies in the current understanding of indirect-noise generation, especially as it relates to hydrogen-fueled systems, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) will be used. Initially, numerical analyses will
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, additive manufacturing, and data science. Silicon carbide is widely used in demanding thermal, structural, and electronic applications, yet its production is energy-intensive and relies on global supply
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from limited water availability, salinity, and rising competition over finite water resources. At the same time, the sector is economically important for food security, rural livelihoods, and export
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/microrobots that can move and interact autonomously in 3D environments, mimicking the complex dynamics of microorganisms in fluids. Living systems such as bacteria or algae exhibit remarkable capabilities