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of microorganisms. The objective of this project is to unravel the role of the different microorganisms in the microbiome to eventually obtain a quantitative description of the overall process. We have established
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departments to make a fundamental connection with: Biology, Chemistry, Information and Computing Sciences, Mathematics, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Physics. Each of these is made up of distinct institutes
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Are you interested in nanotechnology and experimental condensed matter physics and looking for a PhD position? HFML-FELIX invites applications from motivated candidates for a PhD project in cutting
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should have the following qualifications: A strong Master's degree in Physics or Applied Physics, Photonics, Nanotechnology, Engineering or a related field. Knowledge of nanooptics, photonic crystals
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in photochemistry, including photon transport, catalyst performance, reaction scalability, and process intensification. The developed platform will enable rapid optimization of photocatalytic
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for the proposal can be found below (under “Application process and contact information”). What you are going to do Conduct in-depth ethnographic fieldwork in Amsterdam to analyse the lived experiences of labour
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maintenance and asset management strategies. The project aims to develop a comprehensive “Health Passport” framework that integrates monitoring data and physics-based modelling for the health assessment
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systemic heat-mitigation innovations across four major European pilot cities: Amsterdam, Athens, Zaragoza, and Reggio Emilia. You will assess how physical, nature-based, and digital interventions—ranging
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the Process and Energy Department of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty (Johan Padding), in close collaboration with the Electrical Engineering Faculty of TU Delft (Mohamad Niasar) and the Chemical Engineering
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details please check the Graduate Schools Admission Requirements . Please note: You can apply online. We will not process applications sent by email and/or post. As part of knowledge security, TU Delft