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10 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Engineering » Design engineering Engineering » Materials engineering Researcher Profile
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Join TU Delft and the Horizon Europe project INTERWeuVEN, to explore how people experience temporal and biofabricated textiles through biosensing, user studies, and Material-Driven Design. Job
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high-technology group operating in the aerospace, space, and defence sectors. The company designs, manufactures, and supports cutting-edge systems and equipment for civil and military applications. As
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significantly more sustainable by 2030 and completely CO2 neutral by 2050. The programme “Growing with Green Steel” is a plan to achieve this, involving major changes throughout the steel value chain. The section
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cutting-edge lithium- and sodium-ion battery research? We are looking for 2 PhD candidates to design and engineer key interfaces in lithium- and sodium-ion battery technologies, while collaborating with
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. The student will gain hands‑on experience with plasma science, reactor design, chemical analysis, and renewable‑energy technologies. It’s an opportunity to contribute to real‑world climate solutions while
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PhD position in Experimental Physics with focus on photonics and materials science (applied aspects)
The project will develop ultrafast optical logic and memory concepts using spatiotemporal metamaterials. The doctoral candidate will design metamaterial structures coupled to quantum emitters for ultrafast
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of spatiotemporal polaritons and to design spatiotemporal metamaterial platforms supporting new forms of hybrid light–matter dynamics. The work combines nanophotonics, metamaterials, ultrafast optics, condensed
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orientation with compositional design, the project will investigate how directional control over framework domains influences charge transport, optical response, and catalytic performance. Applications include
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completely CO2 neutral by 2050. The programme “Growing with Green Steel” is a plan to achieve this, involving major changes throughout the steel value chain. The section Mechanics of Materials contributes