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addition, candidates should provide a brief technical statement (maximum half an A4 page) discussing: (1) their motivation for applying; and (2) the main computational challenges associated with wide-area
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boundaries and set a course for the future – a future that you can help to shape. The EMAT research group at the Faculty of Science (University of Antwerp) is seeking to fill a PhD position in the area of
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functionalities into a single optical surface while ensuring efficient beam shaping and light collection. The PhD research will include: Development of a novel multimodal laboratory setup combining reflection
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turbomachinery. In this large EU project, this PhD researcher (DC9) will work at KU Leuven and focus on improving laser machining of ceramic materials for the fabrication of advanced surface features. The goal is
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before appointment. You have a strong background in at least one relevant area, such as mineral-based materials, cement chemistry, mineralogy, crystallization, porous materials, biomineralization
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will be involved in the development of challenging and novel functionalization approaches to design activated carbons with tunable surface groups. Establishing correlations between the lignin structure
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excellent academic record.• You possess a solid knowledge of quantitative research methods and are willing to further develop your expertise in this area.• You work with a strong focus on quality, integrity
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. By engaging citizens as active contributors to science and running surface health monitoring, the project aims to transform running events into living laboratories for innovation in health, social
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also investigate how those currently in employment can help shape the future labour supply through reskilling, upskilling or career transitions. A key area to be explored here is how we can measure and
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active contributors to science and running surface health monitoring, the project aims to transform running events into living laboratories for innovation in health, social cohesion, and sustainable city