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efficiencies than alkaline electrolysers. However, AEM electrolysers are prone to higher degradation rates, particularly the membrane, and are not yet able to match the current densities and, thus, H2 production
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and Social Sciences. We emphasize personal and professional development and encourage social activities. Contribute to future-proofing the healthcare system while maintaining accessibility and quality
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promising technology with the potential to reduce the electrical energy consumption by 30% compared to conventional low temperature electrolysers. The elevated operating temperatures, typically above 600°C
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Associate professor Education EngD Finance HRM IT Lecturer Legal staff Management Marketing and communications PhD Policy and staff PostDoc Professor Research, development, innovation Researcher Technical and
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. About the organisation The Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET) engages in education and research of Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Industrial Design Engineering. We enable society and
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environments. About the organisation The Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) provides international postgraduate education, research and project services in the field of geo
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intermittent operation, and verify them over stability tests = 2000 h. Information and application Your application should include * a 1 A4 page cover letter, emphasizing why you would be a good fit for the
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contact Dr. habil Celal Soyarslan via phone: +31 5 3489 7499 or email: c.soyarslan@utwente.nl About the organisation The Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET) engages in education and research
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and Social Sciences (BMS), we unite the worlds of people and technology to address today’s complex societal challenges. We are passionate about understanding human behaviour, fostering responsible
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soon (or may already be available) on the Leiden University websit. This project is embedded in the Advanced Nano-electrochemistry Institute Of the Netherlands (ANION), a ‘Gravitation’ program bringing