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postdoctoral position is part of the HARARA project, a Horizon Europe Mission initiative funded by the European Commission. HARARA examines both the objective and subjective experiences of heat among migrantised
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postdoctoral position lies at the interface of fluid mechanics, phase-change physics, and industrial application. It is part of ARCNL’s Source Department and the EUV Plasma Processes group. We investigate
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physicists, mathematicians, historians and philosophers to investigate the origins of entropy, randomness, chaos and irreversible behaviour in nature. We are looking for three postdoctoral researchers to join
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Help accelerate the electrification of industry by combining molecular and process-scale simulations for high-temperature thermal energy storage. Job description Carbon-based chemicals are essential
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the origins of entropy, randomness, chaos and irreversible behaviour in nature. We are looking for three postdoctoral researchers to join the interdisciplinary Origins of Irreversibility project: one in
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coatings that utilize sustainable materials and processes for enhanced properties and recyclability. What are you going to do? As a postdoctoral researcher you will perform: Design and PVD process of eco
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of previously recorded induced events? Join us! Job description We are opening a 2 year postdoctoral researcher position funded by NWO on monitoring of thermally induced seismic events occurring in geothermal
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Eager to increase our understanding of thermally induced earthquakes through the characterisation of previously recorded induced events? Join us! Job description We are opening a 2 year postdoctoral
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Photocatalysis for water-based paint and coating photocuring with low carbon footprint. Why Apply? You have a PhD in photochemistry with experience in coordination chemistry
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The Faculty of Science Leiden and the Leiden Institute of Chemistry are looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher in Photocatalysis for water-based paint and coating photocuring with low carbon