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programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you interested in mechanosensing in plants? Do you wonder how mechanical responses regulate seed
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3 Apr 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Twente (UT) Research Field Engineering » Aerospace engineering Engineering » Mechanical engineering Researcher Profile Recognised
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the operational lifespan and reduce the overall weight of wind turbines. By innovating ways to lower mechanical loads on critical components and optimizing material usage, we aim to pave the way for a truly
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this position, you will develop high-fidelity block-based numerical models capable of representing the geometric and mechanical complexity of historical multi-wythe masonry. Your work will involve analysing how
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of synaptic properties is essential for the memory and computational capacity of neural circuits. Resolving the mechanisms that drive synapse diversification is thus crucial for understanding how neural
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from light. In particular, it requires understanding how multimode photonic systems respond to mechanical and thermal perturbations, what sets the ultimate precision limits of such measurements, and how
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into the underlying mechanisms of persistent grief. Moreover, there is growing reason to expect that directly targeting such imagery (e.g., through imagery rescripting) may yield beneficial effects. In this project, we
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the molecular mechanisms are that glial cells use to modify synaptic function and the storage and retrieval of memories. The overall aim of the project is therefore to obtain insight into the molecules
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unprocessed aspects of the loss, thereby offering insight into the underlying mechanisms of persistent grief. Moreover, there is growing reason to expect that directly targeting such imagery (e.g., through
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of respiratory signals in the Intensive Care setting, including surface EMG (sEMG), electrical impedance tomography (EIT), mechanical ventilator waveforms, and respiratory muscle pressures. This project is a close