14 satellite-communication positions at Delft University of Technology in Netherlands

Postdoc Control Algorithm Engineer - Laser Satellite Communication Optimization

Lead laser satellite communication breakthroughs as a Postdoc Research Fellow. Join us now! In the realm of space-based data transmission, laser satellite communication has emerged as a promising

PhD Position Unraveling Cloud Patterns in the Climate System

into marvelous patterns that cover hundreds of kilometers over the subtropical and tropical oceans and have recently emerged as a key uncertainty for climate projections. While conspicuous in satellite imagery, we

Postdoc Capturing Venus in Total Flux and Polarisation

and absorption processes in planetary atmospheres Knowledge of Fortran Nice to have: Knowledge of the Venus atmosphere Experience with working with satellite data Experience with working in

PhD Positions Air-Sea Interaction and Wind Stress

Challenge: A poor understanding of the drivers of wind stress patterns over seas at scales of atmospheric convection Change: Combinining ultra-high resolution satellite observations, simulations and

PhD Position Full Wave Inversion Using Data-Driven Operators for GNSS-R Data

Change: exploiting reflections from global navigation satellite system through full waveform inversion. Impact: better products from satellite data. GNSS-R is a technique to carry out Earth

Assistant Professor of Multi-Satellite Systems

Challenge: Developing novel approaches for multi-satellite systems. Change: Making space systems more powerful. Impact: Meeting rapidly growing societal demands for space systems. Multi-satellite

PhD Position Relative Acceleration Modelling for the GRACE and GRACE-FO Satellite Missions

The GRACE and GRACE-FO satellite missions measure how Earth’s gravity field changes over time, which gives invaluable data on how fast the ice sheets melt, how much ocean mass changes contribute

PhD Position Satellite-derived Bathymetry using Physics-informed Machine Learning

Challenge: Generating realistic bathymetric maps at a large scale using satellite images and advanced machine learning methods. Change: Incorporating physics into satellite-derived bathymetry

Postdoc in SuperGPS-2 Project

serve as a backup and complement to GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) in environments with reduced GNSS availability. The virtual ultra-wideband approach allows for a limited demand for expensive

PhD Position Candidate in Optomechanics and Space Missions

or made in science to date. In 2016 Breakthrough Prize Foundation announced a $100 million initiative to realize microchip satellite for unmanned interstellar travel. By attaching these microchips to low