30 additive-manufacturing PhD positions at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in Netherlands
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companies. ADD-reAM aims to revolutionize how industries manage resources and reduce waste by integrating Additive Manufacturing (AM) into repair and remanufacturing, thus contributing to a greener and more
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, and partnerships with other faculties, research institutes, governments, and industry, both locally and globally. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming workplace, assisted by
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tools and methods. A 350-strong research team and over 2,000 students work together in our inspiring hall, labs and studios.In close cooperation with industry, the public sector and NGOs we rehearse
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inspiring hall, labs and studios.In close cooperation with industry, the public sector and NGOs we rehearse possible futures in research and education to design for a complex future.Click here to go to the
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of Co, Ni, and Mn. Identify and optimize key process parameters for black mass treatment in close collaboration with industry partners. Evaluate the performance of recycled materials in new battery cells
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industry together in an inspiring environment, with plenty of room for ambition, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Conditions of employment Doctoral candidates will be offered a 4-year period of employment
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faculties, research institutes, governments, and industry, both locally and globally. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming workplace, assisted by an active Diversity & Inclusion team
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optimisation, taking into account the factory limits and the subsequent processing steps (where the properties of high-quality steel are finalised), considering continuous and batch processes (like the EAF
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are of a fundamental nature and globally relevant. You will therefore interact with international researchers and industry specialists, contributing to the development of knowledge that supports sustainable
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, terminals, shipping companies, and other port actors for this important challenge. Your research will be part of the PortCall.Zero project - a five-year project with multiple industry partners such as Port