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scientific programming and an excellent command of English. Advantages (but not required) Background in systems and control. For example, familiarity with stability analysis, state-space methods, jump-flow
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in continuous-flow reactors to evaluate activity, selectivity, and stability under realistic process conditions, and analyze both liquid- and gas-phase products to understand reaction pathways and
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clinical studies in patients. Our research labs are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including flow cytometry and cell sorting, macromolecular mass spectrometry and proteomics, and imaging. Many
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electrochemical interfaces for electrocatalysis and batteries. You will investigate how the properties of the electrode-electrolyte interface can be leveraged to optimize the activity, selectivity, and stability
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-of-the-art facilities, including flow cytometry and cell sorting, macromolecular mass spectrometry and proteomics, and imaging. Many of our scientists have academic affiliations with Dutch Universities and
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-lab using pumped liquid metal flow - plasma interactions to explore bubble formation, fuel ion trapping and surface stability Leading the design and construction of an internally circulation liquid
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catalytic experiments in continuous-flow reactors to evaluate activity, selectivity, and stability under realistic process conditions, and analyze both liquid- and gas-phase products to understand reaction
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testing, and novel manufacturing technologies that enhance therapeutic efficacy and product stability. As part of this program, we are looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with a strong interest in
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responsivity and quantum efficiency, dark current, noise, linearity, uniformity and stability. You will also investigate detector integration with the overlying photonic-crystal filters, including alignment and
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the configuration of such alkaline H2-I2 battery and longer- term stability. Results will be compared and merged with developments in other flow battery chemistries, developed at other universities and industrial