Agenda

In this presentation Jun Hu (associate professor) will tell you more about Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) and how to start your PhD there. Ruobing Zhang (PhD student) is currently in the final year of her PhD project and she will share her own experiences with you.

Presentation

An online presentation of Rosanne Anholt (at the time of recording chair of the PhD network Netherlands) and Simone Cremers of Academic Transfer. They will provide all sorts of information about funding, why to come to the Netherlands, but also practical information about daily practice.

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I will host this presentation live at 15:00 and 19:00! Ready for your questions!

With a big and green campus, where all the facilities are close together, but also on a bike distance to the city center of Enschede, the UT has a lot to offer. Furthermore, the very well-equipped laboratory facilities including CleanRoom and state-of-the-art equipment, the UT will offer you all the necessary means to complete a successful PhD.  Also, many related industries and spin-off are either at the campus or very close by, at the Kennis Park, which ensures a smooth collaboration with related partners.

The largest concentration of scientists and engineers in the Photonics research area you will find at the University of Twente. Different experts work together in the research and development of photonic chips, development of microscopic techniques and application of nano-photonics in sensing, manufacturing, and imaging. Therefore, if you are looking into a PhD in the Photonic area, the UT is the right place to be. The UT is taking place in many governmental and European funding, for example, with the NGF Photon Delta, the UT is involved in SiN platform securing around ~70M€. We are now in Phase 1 of the Program, and looking for many PhDs and PotDocs.

Presentation and Q&A

About ENTEG, short presentation and Q&A

With a big and green campus, where all the facilities are close together, but also on a bike distance to the city center of Enschede, the UT has a lot to offer. Furthermore, the very well-equipped laboratory facilities including CleanRoom and state-of-the-art equipment, the UT will offer you all the necessary means to complete a successful PhD.  Also, many related industries and spin-off are either at the campus or very close by, at the Kennis Park, which ensures a smooth collaboration with related partners.

The largest concentration of scientists and engineers in the Photonics research area you will find at the University of Twente. Different experts work together in the research and development of photonic chips, development of microscopic techniques and application of nano-photonics in sensing, manufacturing, and imaging. Therefore, if you are looking into a PhD in the Photonic area, the UT is the right place to be. The UT is taking place in many governmental and European funding, for example, with the NGF Photon Delta, the UT is involved in SiN platform securing around ~70M€. We are now in Phase 1 of the Program, and looking for many PhDs and PotDocs.

Come to my presentation to learn more and ask me any questions you may have!

Dr. Stephan Hacker performed his PhD studies with Prof. Andreas Marx at the University of Konstanz, Germany, and his postdoctoral research with Prof. Benjamin Cravatt at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, USA. Afterwards, he moved to the Technical University of Munich, Germany, to work as an independent group leader. In 2021, he became an Assistant Professor at the Leiden Institute of Chemistry. Stephan Hacker’s group develops chemistries for novel covalent protein ligands targeting diverse amino acids as well as chemoproteomic technologies to study their target engagement with resolution of the modified amino acid residue in proteome-wide studies. His group focuses on the application of these compounds and technologies to identify new druggable target proteins in bacteria.

About ENTEG, short presentation and Q&A