10 developer-"https:" "https:" "https:" "CNRS " Postdoctoral positions at University of Twente
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Vacancies PostDoc position within the project “Redox Blend” Key takeaways This project aims to develop the next generation of organic redox mediators for aqueous redox flow batteries. Redox flow
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circular wind energy sector. A key component of this mission is developing predictive "look-ahead" control capabilities based on LiDAR technology. Your Mission: Advanced LES & Research Leadership As a
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Key takeaways Rain erosion of wind turbine blades is one of the main causes for maintenance of (offshore) wind turbines. In order to increase lifetimes, leading edge coatings are developed
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the broader social contexts in which moral phenomena arise and can be meaningfully assessed. This postdoctoral project develops new methods for the ethical assessment of socially disruptive technologies. It is
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the development of next-generation integrated photonic chips for optical clocks, integrated light sources for quantum technology and advanced integrated microwave photonic chips for 6G telecommunications and beyond
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from Engineering sciences also involved in TRUPASS, you will help develop and validate a Trust Strategy Framework through industry case studies and stakeholder engagement. The research will generate
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Vacancies Postdoc position in open-source respiratory signal analysis (M3RESP) Key takeaways You will work on the development of M3Resp, a new open-source FAIR platform for multimodal monitoring
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Vacancies A Post doc position in Aluminium oxide in the PIXEurope pilot line Key takeaways The Integrated Optical Systems (IOS) group is looking for a motivated post-doc to help us setup and develop
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of privacy-preserving artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity. What You Will Do: Research (Federated Continual Learning): You will develop novel and privacy-preserving algorithms that allow
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signature of individual bubbles and how this effect can be exploited to acoustically distinguish bound from freely circulating microbubbles. Beyond ultrasound imaging, there is ample opportunity to develop