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electrochemical interfaces for electrocatalysis and batteries. You will investigate how the properties of the electrode-electrolyte interface can be leveraged to optimize the activity, selectivity, and stability
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Research Infrastructure? Yes Offer Description Objective In this project, you will investigate how the properties of the electrode-electrolyte interface can be leveraged to optimize the activity, selectivity
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smart optical interfaces, require materials that can guide light selectively: information should be visible to the user, while remaining hidden from outside observers. This project addresses
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to lower levels and the definition of associated interfaces; coordinating with domain teams, such as operations, security, and service management (ITIL), to ensure consistent requirements, aligned processes
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the System Managers, you will interface with the Flight Operations Segment and the Copernicus Ground Segment to ensure proper coordination regarding operations and ground segment matters. You will collaborate
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at the interface of biophysical modeling, soft matter and cell mechanobiology at the Groningen Research Institute of Pharmacy, within the Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Groningen. What
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of Space Transportation. Under the direct authority of the Vega and Space Rider Launch System and Engineering Manager, you will be responsible for the launcher-to-ground interfaces and launch campaign
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outputs. You will act as the principal ESA interface with the industrial consortium for the study and will functionally coordinate contributions from system engineering, telecommunications, security, ground
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will be used to develop constitutive models for the welded interface. In particular, these models should describe progressive interfacial damage development as a function of fatigue loading. The models
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integration into IRIS² from a programmatic and strategic point of view; interfacing with and relying on ESA for supervision of industrial activities relating to the development and validation activities in