11 Materials Science Postdoctoral positions at University of Groningen in netherlands
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), (infectious diseases), Biomedical materials/ Kolff institute) and Biochemistry/Cell biology (Kuipers). The University of Groningen is a research university, currently in or around the top 100 on several
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of Science and Engineering (FSE), the Engineering and Technology institute Groningen (ENTEG) conducts engineering science research and covers a broad area of mechanical engineering, electronic materials and
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. Preferably, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, Electronic Engineering publications in high-quality journals experience with 3D printing sensors, printed electronics, lithographic microfabrication
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with UMCG (Nuclear medicine /imaging, Dierkx, Elsinga, Szymanski), (Cancer Research, Helfrich), (infectious diseases), Biomedical materials/ Kolff institute) and Biochemistry/Cell biology (Kuipers
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Post-doc in Speech Technology for Low Saxon varieties (0.8 FTE) (V24.0170) « Back to the overview Job description Within the Center for Groningen Language and Culture (CGTC) a vacancy for a
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engineering science research and covers a broad area of mechanical engineering, electronic materials and MEMS, nanotechnology, control engineering, and robotics. This current postdoctoral project is a collaborative
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mechanical engineering, electronic materials and MEMS, nanotechnology, control engineering, and robotics. This current postdoctoral project is a collaborative project between the Discrete Technology and
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, professional development training, and mixed-methods research approached. The physical work location for this position will be Groningen, The Netherlands at the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials
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. Qualifications The candidate should have: a PhD degree in any area related to the mentioned fields. Preferably, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, Electronic Engineering publications in high-quality
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this position will be Groningen, The Netherlands at the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials. This position is a collaborative project between Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials (ZIAM) and the Centre