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process design kit (PDK) of building blocks will be developed in the platform. You get a unique opportunity to help position Europe as a leader in integrated photonics. Where to apply Website https
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computing, metamaterials, photonics, etc. Many of the challenges posed by new technologies still need to be tackled at scientific, application and capability levels to deliver the maximum value from satellite
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) Possess excellent organisational, communication, and collaboration skills Contribute to the supervision of BSc, MSc, and PhD students Publish and present your results within the project and at international
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building robust optical circuits incorporating new types of elements. These include gain media, active positioning elements such as piezos and stepper motors, cavities, spectroscopy cells, photonic
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digital manner. You enjoy solving complex experimental challenges and take initiative in improving reaction procedures and analytical methods. A PhD (working and thinking level) in Physical Organic and main
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&neck cancer. Together with our PhDs, technicians and supervisors, you will build several prototypes of both of these ultrasound devices, connect the electronics, perform the experiments, and further
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technologies, and are eager to push analytical boundaries in molecular and colloidal systems. A PhD in Analytical Chemistry, Biophysical Chemistry, or a closely related discipline; Proven expertise in size-based
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requirements We’re looking for a candidate with: A PhD degree, in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied physics or similar Proven experience in working with electrochemical systems Experience in
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electrochemical advances are used and valorised in upscaled prototypes, in collaboration with industrial partners. Job requirements We’re looking for a candidate with: A PhD degree, in chemical engineering
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imaging inside human long bones (https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-91979-5_10). For optimal imaging inside bone, one must consider the challenging 3D wave physics imposed by bone tissue: wave refraction