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the programme. Job requirements An MSc degree in Mechanical engineering, Chemical engineering, Applied physics, or related field is required. Knowledge and proven experience with reactor modeling and multiphase
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: You can apply online. We will not process applications sent by email and/or post. Applications will be assessed on a rolling basis and suitable candidates will be invited for interview, so it is
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the hardware that enables the next generation of intelligent robots to physically sense and interact with their environment. Job requirements You hold a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics
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% of your total appointment, averaged over the course of your PhD. Job requirements Essential An MSc degree in systems & control, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied mathematics, physics
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join a unique project which aims to develop the next generation of green and low-carbon hydrogen technologies. You will be embeded in the Process & Energy department of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty
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here . Job requirements You’re looking for a career in the international biotech industry. Process design and development and the application of technology are of particular interest to you. Keen on
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Contribute to the safety of next-generation micro nuclear reactors for maritime and land-based applications. At TU Delft, you will develop advanced multi-physics models that support the design and
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? The NWA-ORC funded consortium project ABEL addresses this challenge by combining technology development with process modelling and assessment across the waste value chain. The members of the consortium
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to embed qubits in scalable systems and help bring quantum technology to real-world applications? We are seeking PhD's researchers to work at the interface between color center physics and integrated
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Job description Living systems process and respond to signals, and these responses range molecular or electrical changes inside a (neuronal) cell to macroscopic behavioural responses of animals