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family of printable high-gauge factor wireless sensors by building and extending our related background intellectual property. Responsibilities : Collaborate with the development of a new family of RFID
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irrigation efficiency; soil management to maximize nutrient-use efficiency. Sensors for soil characterization – pH, water content, temperature, ion-exchange, and mass transport of gases/water, etc. Phenotyping
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We are seeking motivated researchers with expertise in large-area 2D materials growth for sensor and transistor applications. The focus is on developing wafer-scale 2D materials using CVD, PLD
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mechanism using surface on in-volume spatial variations. Structural health monitoring (SHM) and smart structures for composite infrastructures: Wireless surface gauges and integrated sensors, SHM/NDT/Inline
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· PhD in Materials science, chemistry, physics, polymer science, or related field · Strong background in ferroelectrets, piezoelectric materials, voided charged polymers or piezocomposites
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of mineral resources in Saudi Arabia by developing innovative approaches to mineral exploration, mining, and mineral processing. The working group will initially consist of 1 PhD student and 2 MSc students
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to the development of mineral resources in Saudi Arabia by developing innovative approaches to mineral exploration, mining, and mineral processing. The working group will initially consist of 1 PhD student and 2 MSc
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of their Ph.D. degree (up to one year into the future) are also encouraged to apply. PhD awarding university must be ranked in the QS Top 500 (2025 edition ) Essential Knowledge & Skills In-depth knowledge and a
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structures for composite infrastructures: Wireless surface gauges and integrated sensors, SHM/NDT/Inline/Online. The Composites Lab develops and authenticates techniques to achieve better designs of composite
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integrated sensors, SHM/NDT/Inline/Online. The Composites Lab develops and authenticates techniques to achieve better designs of composite materialbased structures. Much of this research is done in close