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PhD in experimental soft matter, physics, fluid dynamics, or a related field; experience designing and developing microscopy and imaging techniques, in particular at high speeds; the ability to work
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scientific expertise to active and passive microwave remote-sensing missions, i.e. radar altimeters and imaging microwave radiometers, and potentially imaging SAR; establishing and managing mission objectives
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to overall technology strategy and help shape the company’s long-term product direction. Job requirements Background MSc/PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science (or equivalent
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-mm wave range as well as passive microwave imagers/sounders for ocean, land and atmospheric sensing. You will be engaged in the study and pre-development of one or more of these types of payloads. Your
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facility. Your focus will be on delivering high quality data and sample preparation assistance, primarily on the Krios microscope, while also optimizing the operation of the pFIB. In a collaborative, cross
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Scattering instrument at the TU Delft Reactor Institute TU Delft Reactor Institute . You train and support users, including MSc and PhD students, postdocs, professors, and R&D specialists from industry. You
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, such as quantum sensors (Rydberg receivers, NV diamond sensors, etc.) and photonic sensors. You will also work on optical payloads based on more classical optical systems, including imagers and
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staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description We are looking for an experienced laboratory technician specialized in electron imaging of geological materials. Beyond operation
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University & Research (WUR). The Laboratory of Biophysics focuses on studying and developing an understanding of the physical aspects of life processes and to teach the fundamentals of physics and biophysics
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types of data, including omics data, analytical data, imaging data and ecological data. Through this position, we aim to strengthen research and methodological innovation capacities for data analysis and