42 engineering-in-image-processing PhD positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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PhD on Coupled Subsurface Processes in Mine Water Thermal Energy Storage Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Earth Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline
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Disruptive Technologies”, as part of the inter-university Gravitation consortium Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technology (ESDiT). Your job As part of the Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies
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it with a nanoscale separator, and fill it with cathode material. The goal is a scalable, robust fabrication method that could revolutionise battery technology and support sustainability. Your project
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, and data science. Your job The project addresses one of the key challenges in microbiome engineering: the unpredictable colonisation and performance of bioinoculants in different plant species and soil
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percent of the contracted time. Your qualities We look forward to your application if you have the following qualifications: a MSc in earth sciences, hydrology, civil engineering, environmental science or a
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well as with the stakeholders (Rijkswaterstaat, water boards, companies, etc). For example, you will interact with hydraulic engineering PhD candidates that study the barrier technical performance and failure
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of a sustainable geothermal operation strategy. Throughout the project, you will regularly interact with the other consortium partners and present your results to a broader audience. A personalised
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geothermal operation strategy. Throughout the project, you will regularly interact with the other consortium partners and present your results to a broader audience. A personalised training programme will be
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Model. In this way, we encourage our employees to continue to invest in their growth. For more information, please visit Working at Utrecht University . Selection process As Utrecht University, we want
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geological structures. Additionally, the cyclic nature of hydrogen injection and extraction complicates the flow process, influencing geomechanical behaviour and geochemical reactions. The interaction between