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conversion efficiency. To successfully develop new luminescent absorber materials, it is crucial that you gain a fundamental understanding of the physical processes underlying their luminescence mechanism
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, and frequency spectrum actively shape the thermal profile. Working at the interface of electrical and thermal engineering, you co-design the power stage and heating mechanism to reach extremely high
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-lympic "living lab" and translate the results into recommendations for converting urban gas stations into multimodal hubs. The ideal candidate holds a PhD in transport, operations research, civil
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of Data (AgData) . In its first two-year exploratory phase (2025-27), this program seeks to develop mechanisms, approaches, and networks which will serve as the basis for a longer second phase (approval
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23 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Amsterdam (UvA) Research Field Physics » Optics Physics » Quantum mechanics Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application
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-quality cryo-ET data. The candidate will apply these workflows to challenging questions in the structural cell biology of the assembly of a unique machinery involed in bacterial motility and cell-autonomous
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-driven dynamical systems, perturbative theories in celestial mechanics, symbolic regression, inverse methodologies via differentiable simulations, efficient high-dimensional numerical quadrature and more
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sea-urchin spine micro-architectures and using these as templates for multifunctional, mechanically efficient structures. In parallel, ACT researchers have explored spider-inspired soft actuators