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platforms capable of efficiently tackling some of the most challenging computational problems in science and industry, underpinning applications ranging from materials discovery and quantum chemistry to
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the bicarbonate/formate half-cell. The PostDoc position is part of a larger project, called “Redox Blend” with other universities, and research institutes (DIFFER and TNO), within the National Growth Fund program
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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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to this email address or via LinkedIn. They will not be taken into consideration. You can apply via the button below. About the department You will be a part of the Photo Catalytic Synthesis lab (<https
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the MSuS and AOT groups, allowing extensive collaboration and knowledge exchange. As part of the PhD program, you would have the opportunity to receive further education within the Twente Graduate School and
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motivation letter. For more info please visit our website [https://www.utwente.nl/en/tnw/mm/] or contact the secretariat of the Department Molecules and Materials secretariat-molmat-tnw@utwente.nl, or Prof. Dr
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of expertise spanning from integrated photonics technology development, optical biosensing, microwave photonics and quantum photonics. Three groups within the department are involved in the PIXEurope project, as
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or European research grants to support your research line, and/or to initiate collaborations with industry. Moreover, you will be involved in the teaching program of the department of Applied Mathematics
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part of the ESDiT programme on the ethics of SDTs (see below), specifically a research line in ESDiT on methodological innovation, and involves close collaboration with another postdoc working
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the largest program in Europe on green carbon conversion, i.e., the Dutch consortium HyCARB. Converting CO2 into valuable chemicals using renewable electricity is a key challenge for the sustainable chemical