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Are you interested about sustainable semiconductor manufacturing? Join TU/e to pioneer circular manufacturing concepts for the next generation of photonic chips, working at the forefront
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dimensions of the structures in a viable and sustainable way. While the manufacturing of individual parts is at a high level of maturity, the integration and assembly of these parts is far less developed
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industry. Our group combines precision experiments, advanced imaging, and modeling to uncover the physics of tin droplets under extreme conditions of laser irradiation. We have established a strong track
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academic and industry partners in the context of CEA systems. Experience with Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), greenhouse cultivation or another relevant controlled growing environment. Experience
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, scenarios and datasets that will serve the consortium, external academic users and industry for the coming decade. TU Delft is recruiting two postdocs to lay its foundations. This vacancy focuses on detailed
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embedded in two co-funded research projects supported by European funding programmes, which are with over 20 industry and university partners including shipping companies, port authorities and operators
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the reference in the nuclear industry, but the current fleet of reactors will reach in a few years the end of their operating licenses. Generation IV reactors, among which the Molten Salt Reactor (MSR
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Netherlands. Your job The transition towards a circular, fossil-free chemical industry requires new routes to convert renewable carbon feedstocks and CO₂ into high-value chemicals and materials. Furan derivatives
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, networks and sensors that can be deployed in the world. The functionality of these technologies is already articulated to some extent, but applications relevant for people, industry and governments are less
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. This project brings together a multidisciplinary consortium from industry and academia to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of the healthcare sector: single-use cardiac electro-surgical catheters. Every