12 project-assistant Postdoctoral positions at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
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to the Delft Design Lab on Automated Mobility and help develop its portfolio. Furthermore, you will contribute to writing proposals for Horizon Europe and NWO funding and play an active role in fostering a
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infarct? Do you like to explore design as an act of Care? Job description We offer a 2-year postdoc position to perform research and develop grant applications on the topic of Communities of Care. As a
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this, the aviation sector focusus on research and development (R&D) of new technologies that aid towards climinate neutral aviation. Within the Netherlands, the National Growth Fund project `Aviation in Transition
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Postdoc researcher to optimize the design and control of electromagnetic actuator Job description Mechatronic systems require continuous advancements to meet the growing demands for precision and energy
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sector focusus on research and development (R&D) of new technologies that aid towards climinate neutral aviation. Within the Netherlands, the National Growth Fund project `Aviation in Transition’ created
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reorient their path towards or away from this source. The results of this project will help understand how these algae follow and adapt to stimuli. This will not only further our fundamental understanding
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transition. In addition, you will help with coordinating research projects and, to a smaller degree, with eduction and project acquisition. The research focuses on improving the design and regulation
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engineering education at TU Delft. This project seeks to identify factors that contribute to a successful transition and explore evidence-based practices that support it. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will
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to join our team at TU Delft, Department of Microelectronics. This full-time position is funded for 2.5-3 years (contract duration to be confirmed with candidate and project timelines at the interview stage
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, and material properties. This project seeks to understand the microstructure formation in circular steel, focusing on the role of impurity elements in the austenite decomposition into ferrite and