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that diversity and internationalisation contribute to the quality of education, research and our services. Therefore, we are always searching for people whose backgrounds and experience contribute to the diversity
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. Depending on your experience, we offer a competitive gross salary of between € 3.554,- and € 5.698,- for a full-time working week of 38 hours, in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreements for Dutch
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of integrated thermoplastic composite structures is critically dependent on the material and process parameters, which are indirectly extracted via the aforementioned experiments and in-situ process monitoring
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relevant to have experience with analysis techniques such as AFM, WLI, contact-angle, XPS, infrared metrology. You will work in the XUV Optics group at the University of Twente, embedded in the MESA
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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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, research and our services. Therefore, we are always searching for people whose backgrounds and experience contribute to the diversity of the VU community.
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simple experiments to test and validate the developed architectures. Combine modelling and experimental results to understand how architecture influences the mechanical performance of the composites. You
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or air quality research; Experience with atmospheric instrumentation, including miniature atmospheric instruments and/or low-cost air quality sensors. Experience in planning and conducting field
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research with its sequential, mixed-methods toolkit. This includes focus groups (which have already been completed), Correlational Class Analyses, survey-experiments and discrete choice experiments
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are going to address the following scientific question: ‘When can reservoir cooling in sedimentary geothermal projects lead to significant seismic activity?’ The project combines laboratory experiments