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postdocs at the partner institutes and with TU Delft staff and PhD students working on HVDC, protection, wide-area stability and cyber-physical power systems. Progress is shared in regular consortium
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internationally. There may also be the opportunity to assist with a research cruise in Antarctica. Job requirements PhD in oceanography, cryospheric science, climate science, or atmospheric science. Experience with
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, construction sites often require high-power charging in locations where grid connections are unavailable, or capacity constrained. At the same time, many European cities possess extensive DC traction networks
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build on two trajectories currently underway. The first is led by a PhD researcher who investigates educational practices that protect learning in the presence of increasingly powerful automation tools
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QDNL Partake in the teaching of Ethics/Philosophy of Technology section Job requirements A recent PhD in quantum technology Ability to work in teams Ability to work with communities in Africa and Latin
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unprecedented pressure on urban electricity networks resulting in Grid congestion. In particular, construction sites often require high-power charging in locations where grid connections are unavailable
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soil moisture, temperature, and subsurface heterogeneity strongly influence the quality of geophysical observations. Improving our ability to image and monitor the subsurface is essential
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researcher who enjoys developing methods for complex biological data and working closely with experimental scientists. You meet the following criteria: a PhD, or a PhD close to completion, in machine learning
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time horizons, but also the ability to develop a range of scenarios that can be used to stress-test different policy options. As a research fellow, you will help evaluate options for developing
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qualities We are looking for an enthusiastic and collaborative researcher with a strong technical background and an interest in societal impact. You have: a PhD in GIScience, geoinformatics, spatial data