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of DC systems, electric mobility, battery technology, power electronics, and electromechanics. The group is currently active in applications such as Direct Current distribution and transmission grids and
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. The DC Systems, Energy Conversion and Storage (DCE&S) group is responsible for research and education in the fields of DC systems, electric mobility, battery technology, power electronics, and
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publications, conference presentations, and the supervision of junior researchers. Job requirements PhD in physics, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, medical physics, or a closely related field
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research, or a comparable domain. Ability to conduct high-quality academic research, reflected in demonstrable outputs. A team player who enjoys coaching PhD and Master's students and working in a dynamic
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the hardware that enables the next generation of intelligent robots to physically sense and interact with their environment. Job requirements You hold a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics
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research autonomously Breadth of exposure coming from past and/or current research/activities Ability to gather and share relevant information General interest in space and space research Behavioural
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engineering or applied physics. Demonstrated ability to conduct research in experimental fluid mechanics. Proven competence on flow measurement techniques and PIV. Familiarity with optics, lasers, image
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deposition at the Engineering and Technology Institute Groningen, within the Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Groningen. This project aims to develop eco-friendly electrical steel
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(there is room for learning-on-the-job). A PhD in aerospace/mechanical engineering or applied physics. Demonstrated ability to conduct research in experimental fluid mechanics. Proven competence on flow
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) power-electronic converters that turn green electricity into efficient, high-power heat for Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) processes. Rather than treating the heater as a fixed load, you design the