32 Materials-Science "University of North Texas" PhD positions at Eindhoven University of Technology
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of Technology in collaboration with ASML and M2i -Materials Innovation Institute. From their development in ‘70s the number of transistors on microprocessors doubles every 2 years – Moore’s Law. Today, Moore’s
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blocks for specialty organics like e.g. pharmaceutics, vitamins and advanced polymeric materials. Plasma technology, especially our pursued fast pulse power plasma concept, could provide pathways of lower
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Irène Curie Fellowship No Department(s) Industrial Engineering and Innovation Sciences Reference number V39.7456 Job description Are you fascinated by the question of how society can be carbon
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“Bioinspired Composites: Manufacturing and Multi-scale Characterization” in the section Mechanics of Materials, Department of Mechanical Engineering. The PhD student position is available in the section
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general electrical engineering. Project description Using sustainable energy, back-conversion of CO2 to organic materials is a very interesting, but highly challenging concept. The aim is not to regenerate
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(or an equivalent university degree) in architecture or structural engineering. A strong interest in sustainable structural design, bio-based material systems, and circularity. In-depth knowledge
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Irène Curie Fellowship No Department(s) Industrial Engineering and Innovation Sciences Reference number V39.7447 Job description You will develop a peer to peer information system for data sharing
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are closely cooperating: a systems group, a photonic integration technology group and three materials research groups, with a predominant focus on neuromorphic and quantum computing is the ideal ecosystem where
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Irène Curie Fellowship No Department(s) Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Reference number V37.7467 Job description Electrospinning for production of 3D-structured bipolar membranes for water
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systems. You will collaborate with other researchers who are, among others, active in electromechanics, material science, and mechanical engineering. Modern power converters are moving towards wide-bandgap