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5 Dec 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Biological sciences » Biodiversity Engineering » Aerospace engineering Engineering » Control
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, postdocs and PhDs working on diverse topics in the field of dynamical systems and control and its applications. This PhD position is jointly supervised by Nathan van de Wouw and Bart Besselink (University
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from open water and polynyas drive snowfall and melt events; and running regional climate model simulations to project future Greenland surface mass balance under different sea ice scenarios. You will
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candidate will lead the expansion of a permanent monitoring network of plots in burned and unburned (control) forests across gradients in both fire frequency and fire intensity in dry (Chiquitanía) and wet
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; apply microfluidics to formulate, track, and analyse milk fat globule mimics in a controlled manner. You will work here The research is part of the HARMOny project, which is carried out between Wageningen
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rheology protocols to investigate the mechanical properties of milk fat and plant lipid droplet interfaces; apply microfluidics to formulate, track, and analyse milk fat globule mimics in a controlled manner
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, project managers, and postdocs with different nationalities. We share a drive to enable maritime operations of the future, harnessing our combined expertise to develop models and tools. Fostering an open
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are assistant and associate professors, lecturers, project managers, and postdocs with different nationalities. We share a drive to enable maritime operations of the future, harnessing our combined expertise
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going to be an even larger problem in the years to come. One solution to this problem is the use of non-toxic, biodegradable electronics. Make a difference by joining a world-leading research group
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resilience (resistance and recovery) to fires. The PhD candidate will lead the expansion of a permanent monitoring network of plots in burned and unburned (control) forests across gradients in both fire