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for nanofabrication of quantum devices. You will join a diverse and enthusiastic team of academic staff, PhD students and postdocs in the Steele Lab in the Quantum Nanoscience Department in Delft. You will meet
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internationally. There may also be the opportunity to assist with a research cruise in Antarctica. Job requirements PhD in oceanography, cryospheric science, climate science, or atmospheric science. Experience with
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postdocs at the partner institutes and with TU Delft staff and PhD students working on HVDC, protection, wide-area stability and cyber-physical power systems. Progress is shared in regular consortium
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QDNL Partake in the teaching of Ethics/Philosophy of Technology section Job requirements A recent PhD in quantum technology Ability to work in teams Ability to work with communities in Africa and Latin
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translational microbiome researchers at Amsterdam UMC; present research findings at scientific conferences and publish results in peer-reviewed journals. What we ask of you You have/are a degree (PhD, or
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early warning systems are essential to ensure future food security. Satellite remote sensing, and satellite-derived products provide continuous, global data on crop growth and status. However, these data
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be the opportunity to assist with a research cruise in Antarctica. Job requirements PhD in oceanography, cryospheric science, climate science, or atmospheric science. Experience with Large Eddy
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through open innovation. Job requirements You have a PhD degree or expect to obtain a PhD degree soon in mechanical engineering, maritime technology, operations research, systems and control, or a related
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on second-life performance, safety, reliability, and lifetime using a Digital Twin. Developing methodologies for battery diagnostics, state-of-health estimation, assessment, disassembly, reconfiguration, and
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quantum systems. Requirements You have a PhD degree in physics, applied physics, nanoelectronics or comparable discipline at the time of taking on the position. Prior experience in solid-state quantum