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of those affected by transitions. Your work will include contributing to ongoing research on regenerative agriculture (including ReGeNL), facilitating stakeholder engagement, supporting project management
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systems into vehicle platforms. The position includes the design and execution of simulator-based studies, development of predictive comfort models, and validation of thermal comfort solutions using diverse
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(learning-based) evaluation research. In this position you will work closely together with a PhD student that also works on this research. In addition, you help further shape the research programme and
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24 Jun 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) Research Field Architecture » Design Engineering » Civil engineering Engineering » Thermal engineering
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are hiring for multiple postdoctoral scientists to join the group for fully-funded projects of (an initial) 2 years. Within the Flack group, you will engineer and evolve bovine satellite cell lines with a
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activities, all generally but not exclusively related to your research topic. You are encouraged to visit the ESA website at https://www.esa.int/ Field(s) of activity/research for the traineeship The objective
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impacts of our missions and respond to the major scientific challenges of our times as captured in the new ESA science strategy https://esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/EarthObservation
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modelling, soft robotics, neuro-inspired systems and space exploration. This includes projects on soft-body locomotion and “novelty search” strategies for soft robotic explorers operating on rough planetary
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aerospace and space systems while remaining computationally tractable. A key objective is to transform theoretical advances into practical tools that can support analysis, design and decision-making in a
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concepts and bio-inspired materials for sensing and protection in extreme environments. Recent projects include work on “evomimetics”, which integrates evolutionary biology into biomimetic design by studying