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the full-scale structures. This position is within the globally recognized Department of Hydraulic Engineering (HE), known for its education, research, and career development, addressing key challenges like
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technological action intersect and how movement infrastructures are reconfigured in a context where state surveillance and surveillance capitalism coalesce. By decentring the digital in our concept of technology
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on structural aspects, forming a strong, multidisciplinary team that will maximize the impact of this research on the civil engineering community. Our team promotes a healthy and collaborative work
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(Nl), where the labs are located. Requirements The post-doc holds a PhD degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or related fields; has skills in organic synthesis, polymer synthesis and chemical
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. Job requirements Need-to-haves: A PhD degree in civil, structural, hydraulic, or offshore engineering. A master’s degree in civil or mechanical engineering. Proven experience in vibration-based
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-of… Requirements Specific Requirements You have successfully completed a PhD degree in urban/regional/spatial Economics; Computational science; (quantitative) Environmental Sciences, Complex systems engineering, or
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cutting-edge research with practical railway applications. The Dynamics of Solids and Structures section is part of the Department of Engineering Structures that focuses on the development of resilient
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energy demands. However, scaling up floating solar farms requires deploying large floating structures over extensive sea surfaces, posing significant engineering and environmental challenges. As floating
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of naturally occurring enzymes and improve their properties via enzyme engineering, based on diverse approaches including structure-based mutagenesis, growth-coupled selection, and directed evolution. This will
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of Environmental Technology is a large and vibrant research group of about 30 scientific staff-members, 10 laboratory and technical support staff, 80 PhD candidates and 6 postdocs. The group has close collaborations