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works on the future of our power system. Job requirements We are looking for candidates who bring: A PhD in electrical engineering, power systems or a closely related field, obtained or close to
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of renewable energy sources. Would you like to know more about the ESE department and the DCE&S group? Visit www.tudelft.nl/ewi/ese Job requirements Who are we looking for? You have a PhD degree in Electrical
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www.tudelft.nl/ewi/ese Job requirements Who are we looking for? You have a PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline from a well-established university with a proven record for
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) master’s or PhD degree may apply. What do we offer you The position concerns temporary assignment of 19 hours per week for a maximum term of one year starting January 1st 2027 as part of or in
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in both experimental and theoretical fields to enable you to learn and execute world-leading research. Job requirements A PhD degree in physics A PhD degree in electrical or mechanical engineering
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Employment 0.8 FTE Gross monthly salary € 4,925 - € 6,682 Required background PhD Organizational unit Faculty of Social Sciences Application deadline 13 October 2026 Apply now Are you passionate
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the films respond to external perturbations, such as molecular guests, light or charge. The focus will be on organic cages thin films as the key material class. The broader goal is to create robust, automated
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combining geophysical sensing, physical modelling, and artificial intelligence. You will: · design and conduct research using geophysical techniques such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Electrical
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become oriented during film growth will be determined, and also how the films respond to external perturbations, such as molecular guests, light or charge. The focus will be on organic cages thin films as
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, and green electricity-driven electrolyzers, in collaboration with Dutch academic and industrial partners. . All projects are united by a common philosophy: precise atomic-scale control of materials