177 postdoc-catalysis-stability-density-functional-theory PhD positions in Netherlands
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that incorporates all steps of hydrogen generation/purification from sustainable sources and ammonia synthesis in a single device. The PhD project will be part of the OASYS project funded by NWO in the context
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attendance to two Dutch Research Schooles in Theoretical Physics over the course of the PhD. The position is embedded in a vibrant community of theoretical cosmology, gravitational-wave, and string theory
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on synthetic and physical organic chemistry, inspired by Nature's principles of molecular assembly, recognition, transport, motion, and catalysis. The goal is to create new structures and functions, with
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and physical organic chemistry, inspired by Nature's principles of molecular assembly, recognition, transport, motion, and catalysis. The goal is to create new structures and functions, with an emphasis
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properties of catalysts together with statistical methods to derive predictive models for selective catalysis. In a data-driven approach, an initial set of reactions is analyzed and used to establish such a
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the tropics to the high northern latitudes of the North Atlantic where they cool and sink. This part of the density-driven global “conveyor belt” may be losing its strength due to ongoing global warming, with
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chemistry or a related field. Very strong academic performance. Experience in experimental organic chemistry. Experience in experimental homogeneous catalysis. Basic knowledge about the programming language
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) datasets. Capacity to convincingly connect concepts and theory to tangible heritage. General knowledge of (bio)archaeological subdisciplines. Previous work on cultural heritage and/or public archaeology. We
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. There are many challenges on the way – the family of pyrrolizidine alkaloids constitutes of >600 members of various complexity. And we also need the synthetic route to be practical, to be able to use synthesized
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Computational Linguistics, Argumentation Theory, and Social Network Analysis to (1) investigate how climate misinformation contributes to political polarization and (2) assess whether AI-generated, argumentative