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arise from microscopic laws that are typically reversible. The project connects statistical mechanics, quantum theory and gravitational physics with historical and conceptual research on entropy
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is quantum? Job description The radical theory of quantum mechanics is known to describe the fundamental physics of our universe at the nanoscale: from atoms and fundamental particles from a century
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postdoctoral position lies at the interface of fluid mechanics, phase-change physics, and industrial application. It is part of ARCNL’s Source Department and the EUV Plasma Processes group. We investigate
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concepts and technologies. The ACT is a highly multidisciplinary group of postdoctoral fellows and early-career researchers who work in close partnership with leading universities to explore ideas
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how workplace contexts shape experiences of impostorism and how these experiences affect career development. Grounded in Social Identity Theory, the project aims to transform the way researchers
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that aims at transforming flow field measurements into aerodynamic forces by pressure and friction. Job description The Aerodynamics group is composed of 12 scientific staff and hosts the Chairs
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, while supporting the development of pathways and theories of change; develop reproducible analytical tools, workflows and monitoring and evaluation frameworks for repeated assessment across cases; Monitor
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and explanation within dynamic contexts. Possible research directions include mechanistic interpretability of multimodal models, concept-based explanations grounded in affect and behaviour theory, and
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in this postdoc project will help ameliorate this situation. What are you going to do? In this project, you will help remedy the situation described in the introduction by developing theory and
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geothermal-induction theory. The candidate will be employed at TU Delft, but will also carry out work together with KNMI (at De Bilt, NL), and will be embedded in the lively Geothermal Theme of TU Delft