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with a hybrid-electric propulsion system, targeted for entry into service by 2035. Given the rapid evolution of various battery technologies, it is currently uncertain which specific technology will be
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Batteries, a project that aims to develop an airworthy battery system for an ultra-efficient regional aircraft with a hybrid-electric propulsion system, targeted for entry into service by 2035. Given
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programs in innovative educational concepts in which the emphasis is always on building bridges to practice. The multidisciplinary research of the FHML focuses on a number of carefully chosen topical current
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. Current robotic systems rely primarily on vision and force sensors, missing the rich tactile information that enables human dexterity. Our lab pioneered a new tactile sensor technology (best student paper
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applications where robots must interact delicately with the physical world. Current robotic systems rely primarily on vision and force sensors, missing the rich tactile information that enables human dexterity
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Tilburg University is an academic, inclusive, and engaged community. With nearly 3,000 employees, we are committed to broad prosperity, sustainability, and inclusion for current and future
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the boundaries of current technology by identifying optimal aerodynamic configurations that maximize wind capture efficiency and mitigate turbulence under diverse urban layouts and meteorological
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the gap between fascinating theory and real-world applications. Our current research in quantum computing spans several exciting directions, and you will have the opportunity to contribute to all of them
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having and affinity to supporting numerical methods. In particular, we look for a candidate with A PhD in an appropriate discipline, including Aerospace, Mechanical, Civil or Electrical , Materials Science
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Gravitational Wave Astroparticle Physics (GRAPPA, University of Amsterdam
environments, and contribute to the interpretation of current and future gravitational wave observations. Join Us! GRAPPA is the centre of excellence in gravitation, astroparticle physics, and cosmology