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for an excellent postdoc, with strong membrane development skills, to study development of bipolar membranes for acid-base flow batteries. In close collaboration with researchers at TU/Eindhoven and AQUABATTERY
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to retrieve electrical energy. We’re looking for an excellent postdoc, with strong membrane development skills, to study development of bipolar membranes for acid-base flow batteries. In close collaboration
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Help us uncover how the infant gut microbiome shapes immune development. Join Us! Do you want to investigate how the microbiome acquired in early life influences innate immunity and pathogen
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the development of novel approaches for medical imaging. The central aim is to understand how acoustic perturbations interact with spin relaxation in the presence of small-scale magnetic-field inhomogeneities. We
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, research institutes, and industrial partners involved in the CLEANMAT project across Europe. The role offers opportunities to contribute to innovation development, high-impact publications, and the
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, efficiency, and functionality. You will contribute to one of four complementary research directions: ALD for photonic integration: Development of functional dielectric coatings for III–V nanophotonic
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conventional and green steels. Where experimental work within the project focuses on process development and validation, this position addresses the underlying governing atomistic mechanisms. Within
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atomistic insights directly relevant to improving the recyclability and processability of both conventional and green steels. Where experimental work within the project focuses on process development and
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, the consortium aims to contribute to the development of inclusive and effective climate adaptation solutions. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will be primarily responsible for conducting a comparative analysis
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European partners, supervise MSc and PhD students, and contribute to the development of innovative battery and charging solutions to accelerate the energy transition to climate-neutral cities. The research