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to platform chemicals and fuels making use of dynamically operated processes. This is a promising route to alleviate net congestion and make more effective and economic use of renewable electricity without
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, targets the conversion of intermittent electricity to platform chemicals and fuels making use of dynamically operated processes. This is a promising route to alleviate net congestion and make more effective
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Are you an enthusiastic lawyer and/or public administration scholar with a curious research mind? Would you like to use your expertise to make a direct contribution to one of the major societal
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decision-making. Working with real-world data from Alliander, you will publish at leading machine learning venues while building tools with tangible impact on the Dutch energy sector. The Dutch energy
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of Technology) Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions that really make a difference. For over 180 years, we have been training engineers who make an impact worldwide in companies, government bodies
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of personalized healthcare through technologies that could make disease detection and monitoring simpler, more accessible, and less invasive. Embedding You will contribute to the research activities
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sample of ultracold atoms and then interrogating that sample. Reaching the ultimate precision needs averaging of 10 thousand samples, taking several hours. You will join a team building a clock that will
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will design, build and validate a new generation of wideband current sensors that can reveal switching behaviour and losses that are difficult to observe with today’s instrumentation. Your research
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. These events such as (flash)floods, dam failures, coastal floods, storm surges and tsunamis generate highly unsteady flows whose interaction with buildings is poorly understood. In particular, the coupling
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will design, execute, and analyze single-molecule experiments using optical tweezers and confocal fluorescence imaging, building on previous work (O’Brien et al., Nat Comm 2024). Together with our