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of the hamstrings during push-off can enhance gait after stroke. This position builds on those findings: you will adapt an existing FES shorts system for stroke rehabilitation, test and optimize it with patients
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healthcare solutions. Additionally, you will have access to state-of-the-art labs, clinical partners, and patient organisations, which are preconditions to make a meaningful contribution to the future
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magnetic moment and serve as the building blocks of molecular quantum devices for next-generation technologies. As the design principles for developing molecular magnetic behavior become clearer, the next
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, we'll develop new bipolar membranes with high water dissociation efficiency, low resistance, and high selectivity. You'll develop new materials and new configurations to improve the membrane performance
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also provides funding for professional development by following two Advanced Courses offered by BioTech Delft (https://biotechdelft.com/), a membership for the Dutch Biotechnology Association that allows
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engineering involve physical systems that evolve over time while exhibiting rich mathematical structure. Fluid flows, reactive materials, biological systems, plasmas, and complex engineered processes
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your achievements to the market. What you will do You will join a fast paced, tightly aligned team building, testing, and iterating cutting edge technology in a startup style environment. You will be
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to European pilot sites for fieldwork coordination. TU Delft (Delft University of Technology) Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions that really make a difference. For over 180 years, we have been
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Our goal: To critically explore the repurposing of materials in/with/for hospitals as a new system of care. These insights will offer new potential for sustainable practices in healthcare and help
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into practice, so that end users can make better-informed decisions. For this purpose, PATH2ZERO aims to develop a digital twin. The main goal of this data-driven virtual representation of the inland waterway