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change, it is imperative that carbon-free sources of energy, such as wind and solar energy are utilized. The intermittent nature of both solar and wind energy is typically not well matched with electricity
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University 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
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hydraulic loads and the structure’s response. Working in TU Delft’s Hydraulic Engineering laboratory, you will design and perform advanced large-scale experiments using our dam-break facility and instrumented
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applications in earth observation, semiconductor metrology, agriculture, medical imaging, industrial inspection, and environmental monitoring. Current detector technologies face limitations in spectral coverage
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October 2026 Apply now The Department of Earth Sciences is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with an MSc background in Earth Sciences, Civil or Hydraulic Engineering, or other appropriate fields
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, discharging equipment such as vibratory feeders, and industrial loading strategies employed in scrap yards for feeding Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs). You will develop and validate a particle-based simulation
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Are you interested in developing next-generation modelling tools for sustainable food production? Do you enjoy working at the interface of engineering, environmental sciences, and systems analysis
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In this project, you will explore light–matter interaction in two-dimensional systems in high magnetic fields, with the goal of understanding and engineering novel optoelectronic functionalities
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, computer science, biomedical engineering, cogntitve sciences with a strong quantitative focus, data science, or a related field. You have relevant experience in at least one of the two core areas: human neuroimaging
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conduct your research under the supervision of Prof. Fabian Eisenreich in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at Eindhoven University of Technology. You will join the Polymer Performance