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hold a Master’s degree (preferably) in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Civil Engineering, Computational Mechanics or equivalent You are fluent in English, both in speaking and writing You have
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and, in collaboration with other PhD candidates and researchers with medical and engineering background, perform innovative research on the topic of Robot-assisted Surgery and Telesurgery Training
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, engineering physics, applied physics, materials science, or a closely related field Strong interest in numerical modeling and magnetism Experience with scientific programming (e.g. Python, C/C++, or similar
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where each offers its own separate study programme, rather than a joint study programme. Students can choose to complete part of their studies at a partner institution, allowing them to earn two separate
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WE ARE LOOKING FOR You hold a master of science in engineering (technology), preferably in electromechanical or electrical engineering. You are motivated, creative and have a passion for academic
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which, if successful, will create prospects for economic or societal applications. The SBO programme breaks down into two finality parts Economic finality: The goal is economic valorisation where
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Science Commission: Evaluation of the research programme. In addition to the full proposal, the Science commission will also see the referee reports and the feedback from the applicants. The commission
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, and a doctoral dissertation. Science dissemination (e.g., preparation of infographics, videoclips). Moreover, the PhD student will participate in some educational activities, including supervising
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What? The TBM programme provides funding for biomedical research that focuses on new therapies or diagnoses, which are already further on the path from discovery to clinical application and offer a
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degree (preferably) in bio-medical sciences, bio-technology, bio-engineering, pharmaceutical sciences, human medicine, veterinarian medicine or biology. You have experience with laboratory work related to