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and operando gas-assisted Environmental Transmission Electron Microscopy experiments to the investigation of gallium doped zeolites under realistic conditions of functioning, in the framework of a
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reproducible sample preparation method for cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM). You will fabricate microfluidic mechanical probes with phase guides, develop controlled dispensing of femto-liter volume
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Delft, and CryoSilico cryo-EM sample supports from DENS solutions to develop a novel reproducible sample preparation method for cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM). You will fabricate microfluidic
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to applicants with experience in brain aneurysms. - The applicant should have proficiency in bioimaging, including: multiphoton microscopy, microCT imaging, electron microscopy, classical histology
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of the doctoral researcher is to study emergent electronic phenomena in two-dimensional materials by gate-tunable scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). Typical examples of these materials include van der Waals
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tunneling microscopy (STM) in a world-renowned group having expertise in these techniques and materials. Your role and goals The goal of the doctoral researcher is to study emergent electronic phenomena in
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scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) as well as sample preparation using a focused ion beam (FIB) for transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Established record
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and microscopy. This 3‑year, part‑time (65 %) PhD position offers a unique opportunity to advance fundamental and applied understanding of host–parasitoid dynamics across diverse marine environments
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carbon-based nanomaterials in UHV. Investigation of their structural, electronic and magnetic properties by STM, STS and nc-AFM. Exploring reactivity under different chemical environments. Decoupling
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modelling, and FGF printing and skills in using ML in analysis and design of FGF printed auxetic structures. Suitable candidates should have a Ph.D. in Polymer Materials Science, experience with electron