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Job Description Are you interested in contributing to the development of digital twin software for additive manufacturing (AM) of large-scale fibre composite structures? If so, the Department
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response by tuning morphological characteristics at different length scales. You are expected to: Synthesize of cellular structures with increased complexity using extrusion-based bioprinting Perform
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processing methods (such as solid-state chemical synthesis and wet chemical-based approaches) to fabricate all-solid-state sensor structures Set up experimental work to identify areas for sensor improvement
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, cellular biophysics or optical instrumentation. Responsibilities and qualifications We imagine that one of our new colleagues has experience in construction and/or operation of home-built optical setups
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to design, fabricate, and experimentally validate this new component. You will work hands-on with advanced manufacturing, structural characterization, and electrochemical testing. The development of a
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computationally efficient at simulating permanent magnet structures, and capable of leading to the globally optimal solution of the underlying design optimization problem. We aim to combine gradient-based
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concept and design, construction and prototyping, calibration and validation, implementation and operations, data analysis, processing, dissemination, and applications, ultimately leading to the development
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capture. The research is based on strong competences on electrochemistry, atomic scale and multi-physics modelling, autonomous materials discovery, materials processing, and structural analyses. We also
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, organization/operational structures and social conditions. Within FEDORA, this post-doc position is focused on the development of a flexible travel behavior in complex multimodal urban environments, including
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and applications. The Biomaterial Microsystems group is a highly ambitious group, pursuing research on micro- and nanofabrication of 3D polymer and carbon structures and devices and their application in