28 postdoctoral-composite-material-finite-element PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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, and interact with experts at TNO (microplastics material specialists). This position is embedded in a multidisciplinary consortium investigating the environmental drivers of lung cancer and offers a
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the Northern Netherlands, approximately 31 million kilos of clothing are discarded annually, of which less than 50% ends up in textile containers for reuse or recycling. More than half of all discarded textiles
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characteristics. Advanced characterization of materials and electrocatalysts’ evaluation of the reaction mechanisms. Preparation of scientific articles and conference communications. Teaching activities (10
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the Northern Netherlands, approximately 31 million kilos of clothing are discarded annually, of which less than 50% ends up in textile containers for reuse or recycling. More than half of all discarded textiles
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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this initiative, 15 early-stage doctoral candidates (DCs) will be trained through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program spanning material science, device physics, computer architecture, hardware prototyping
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building blocks in the synthesis of pharmaceutical compounds, natural products and in general as renewable starting materials. The group contributes significantly to recent developments in (photoredox
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materials, such as poems, oral histories, site-specific commemoration practices and memorials, visual sound recordings, photographs, and community maps, and integrating these into both scholarly and creative