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recognized for its high quality research output in a range of environmental disciplines, as well as for its interdisciplinary work. The mission of the institute is to contribute to sustainable development and
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. However, it is an open question how these technologies should be designed and tailored to the highly diverse, dynamic, and individualized needs of people with disabilities. In this PhD project, you will
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temporary contract for 38 hours per week for the duration of 4 years (the initial contract will be for a period of 18 months and after satisfactory evaluation it will be extended for a total duration of 4
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working climate, characterised by committed staff, a pragmatic attitude and engagement in the larger whole. The faculty is home to over 11,000 students enrolled in 40 study programmes. It employs over 1,600
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constituents of everyday life in Latin America. It interrogates the knowability and unknowability of underground realms by examining how histories of power and forms of violence are embedded in Earth's
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out at TU Delft, in close collaboration with Twente University and leading companies in the field of flow sensing. It is expected that you will: Investigate and conduct research on ultrasound sensors
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circular façade with plant growth. The plants act as an extra layer of insulation and cool the building and its surroundings through shade and water evaporation. In addition, plants improve biodiversity and
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viscosity. This greatly expands the functionality and integration opportunities for flow sensors. For example, it allows the quality of the liquid to be automatically monitored and enables quick intervention
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treatments currently available to improve smell function. Emerging evidence suggests that it may also have positive effects on cognitive functioning. However, it is still unclear whether these effects
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, but despite its importance, related control strategies in practice are often very crude and rule-based without incorporating any complex plant/microclimate interactions or economic considerations