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do Within this position, it is expected that you will: conduct research within the scope of the project leading to peer-reviewed publications in journals and conference proceedings; collaborate closely
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, full-time (1.0 FTE) position starting 1 October 2026, running until the end of the CARDIMED project (with Deliverable 3.4 due February 2028). It is a unique opportunity to combine hands-on community
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of the dough's microstructure and its nonlinear mechanical response. However, the design of gluten-free formulations is hindered by a limited understanding of the relationship between gluten microstructure and
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Physics. We are also training the next generation of high school teachers. Click here to go to the website of the Faculty of Applied Sciences. Conditions of employment Duration of contract is 21 months
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is a €3.5 million Horizon Europe project running for four years from September 2026 and coordinated by Delft University of Technology. It brings together 16 organizations across 8 European countries
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engineer to significantly redesign it and build the next generation of the OpenML platform. Key publication: What you will do Goals and core tasks: Optimize accessibility for all experience levels via
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-interaction treatment of SOC, while scalar relativistic effects will be included via the spin-free exact two-component theory in its one-electron variant (SFX2C-1e), thereby extending the scope of EOM-CC
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and in the MAKEWAVES project. In both projects, experiments were conducted in very large flumes at HR Wallingford (UK) using a pneumatic tsunami simulator that is globally unique in its capacity
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the efficiency of proposed solutions for emissions reduction in inland waterway transport. Three main aspects are regarded as vital components of the digital twin: the individual vessels, fleet and its operations
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of the developed technologies in real industrial situations. Visit www.lr.tudelft.nl/aerodynamics for an overview of current activities and relevant scientific publications. It is the intention of the Aerodynamics