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qualifications: Strong experimental skills related composites manufacturing and instrumentation for testing and/or monitoring. Background in mechanical/aerospace/civil engineering, materials science, physics or a
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, vegetation modeling and data science to: Establish an international network of ground-based GNSS sensors to provide continuous microwave observations of vegetated ecosystems. Improve fundamental understanding
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Postdoc EUROGUARD: European Goal Based Multi Mission Autonomous Naval Reference Platform Development
Systems Engineering (MBSE) and applicable to future European autonomous naval vessels and CONOPS. The PhD will support the GENSA in the areas of: Feasibility studies, incorporating vessel CONOPS in
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within the Aerospace Structures and Materials Department of the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering of TU Delft. Direct supervision will be provided by Dr. ir. J.A. Pascoe and Dr. ir. R.C. Alderliesten
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partners from industry. Job description The SuperGPS-2 project is carried out jointly by the TU Delft Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Sciences (EEMCS) and the Faculty of Civil
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consortium is a partnership between TU Delft, Erasmus MC, Eindhoven University of Technology, AMOLF, UTwente, Saxion, and several business partners. Together, we aim to conduct the necessary fundamental
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that is currently being built as part of the Delft Planetary Labs (DPL) at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, TU Delft. The successful applicant will conduct weathering experiments on Venus surface rocks
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Delft, within the Steel and Composite Structures section in the Department of Engineering Structures, under the supervision of Dr. Florentia Kavoura and Prof. Milan Veljkovic from the Faculty of Civil
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, artificial intelligence, or related areas Open-mindedness and motivated interest in interdisciplinary research For postdoc candidates: Affinity with teaching and supervising students Solid programming skills
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at the molecular scale, we need to understand dynamic structural changes underlying many essential biomolecular processes in the cell. This requires new experimental methods, as current technology only facilitates