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Join TUNED and develop the models that will enable engineers to design tunnels in deep clay formations - an essential step in the Netherlands' journey towards safe, long-term disposal of nuclear
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-Tunnels (DNW), LaVision GmbH, a Formula 1 team and several other aerodynamics institutes. Since 2000 an experimental aerodynamics team has concentrated on the development of advanced non-intrusive
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collaborations performed with European partners such as the European Space Agency (ESA), the German-Dutch Wind-Tunnels (DNW), LaVision GmbH, a Formula 1 team and several other aerodynamics institutes. Since 2000
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. The project combines RIKEN expertise in precision optical spectroscopy and nanophotonics of low-dimensional materials and nanostructures with IBS expertise in nanospectroscopy based on scanning tunneling
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experimental collaboration. Working alongside our partners at Imperial College London, you will integrate your mathematical models and computational results with their complementary experimental wind-tunnel and
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of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Cell Reports, and Circulation: Heart Failure. Current Research Areas Our laboratory is currently investigating: • The roles of tunneling nanotubes in cardiac development
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, design of rock excavations and tunneling as well as planning and production processes related to both mining and civil engineering. Project description It is very important that you who apply
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electron tunneling between the edges of graphene electrodes, with the goal of distinguishing individual molecules, or individual molecular building blocks. The work will involve the following elements
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systems. Main tasks include material synthesis and characterization, low-temperature scanning tunnelling microscopy and spectroscopy, data analysis, scientific instrumentation, collaborative research
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and the HSM research unit. This work is part of the ECHO project, which focuses on understanding the eastern part of the Corbières karst. Assuming the construction of a rail tunnel to cross the eastern