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the Department of Energy Sciences is a distinguished and dynamic research environment, recognized for its cutting-edge contributions to fluid mechanics, particularly in the areas of energy systems and sustainable
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, pathogens and drivers of nutrient cycles, but it has been difficult to study them in their natural habitats. We want to use and develop a novel way to investigate soil microbial communities and species over
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dynamic processes in atoms and molecules using electron spectrometers. The positions imply the development of ultra-short pulse technology at high repetition rate in new wavelength ranges, with the help
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material structures (3D) and their evolution (4D), particularly for fibre-based materials but also porous and granular materials. You will be part of a dynamic, international team involved in experimental