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, quantum simulation experiments using Rb-Sr mixtures, single Sr atoms in optical tweezer arrays and improved ways to build optics. Your project will profit from synergy with all these activities. Want
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boils), and used in 3D groundwater flow simulations to predict BEP potential occurrence spatially. For this you can draw on the Dept. of Physical Geography’s unique expertise on geomorphology, geology and
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modeling, construction of numerical methods, coding, testing, numerical simulations, and possibly measurements. You will mainly do your programming work in a mixed programming environment, i.e. combining
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the following: Up-to-date resume. Motivation letter (maximum of 1 page). A copy of your (master) thesis, internship report or equivalent. Website for additional job details https://www.academictransfer.com/362472
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of Science Technology and Medicine and Atelier Franck Boutté), you will couple advanced microclimatic and urban morphology simulations with epidemiological data to quantify heat-health benefits. As our PhD
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. Depending on your background and interests, the emphasis can lean more theoretical (bounds, code constructions, information-theoretic analysis) or more algorithmic (decoder design, simulation, performance
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), communication system simulation, or wireless experimentation is considered an advantage but is not required. You are motivated to work creatively and collaboratively in an international, multidisciplinary
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sensing principles and develop energy-efficient sensor architectures specifically designed for operation at cryogenic temperatures. Throughout your PhD, you will design, simulate, fabricate, and
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design, simulate, fabricate, and characterize multiple cryo-CMOS prototypes using advanced CMOS technologies. You will perform measurements in TU Delft’s dedicated cryogenic characterization facilities and
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major challenge due to the limitations of conventional software simulation and existing device-level emulation platforms. This PhD project will develop an advanced emulation framework, potentially FPGA