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, examining their nature and quantifying potential vertical movements hidden within them. Specifically, the candidate will sample material below and above the Taconic unconformity, related to the Hirnantian
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research directions, collaborate across disciplines, and engage in proposal development activities. Primary responsibilities include designing bistable and multistable smart structures and developing
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structures and concrete material - and a genuinely collaborative and supportive environment in which to develop as a researcher. Job requirements Need-to-haves: You hold a PhD degree in Civil Engineering
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sample material below and above the Taconic unconformity, related to the Hirnantian glaciation that was covering Africa/Gondwana during the Ordovician. The success of the project relies on existing
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Energy). The candidate should have expertise in experimental work, for both material science and process technology, to demonstrate the new redox flow battery technology at cell level. Job requirements
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of Electrical Engineering, Division of Electric Power Engineering. The position will include characterising commercial cells and the production maturity through performance testing, teardown analysis and material
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processing, Electric Power Engineering, Antennas and Optical Networks, and Biomedical engineering. We work with sustainable and smart solutions to societal challenges, such as energy efficiency and
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an inorganic material are so-called bandgap absorptions, in which an electron is excited from the valence band (VB) to the conduction band (CB), leaving behind a hole in the VB. Although there are many materials
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. The strongest possible absorptions in an inorganic material are so-called bandgap absorptions, in which an electron is excited from the valence band (VB) to the conduction band (CB), leaving behind a hole in the
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mechanism using surface on in-volume spatial variations. Structural health monitoring (SHM) and smart structures for composite infrastructures: Wireless surface gauges and integrated sensors, SHM/NDT/Inline