Imaging Jobs in Netherlands

Departments Department of Applied Physics and Science Education IntroductionHow far can we push control over light at the nanoscaleIn this PhD project you will design next-generation metasurfaces that efficiently manipulate quantum states of light and enable compact and precise computatio...

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Job TitleService Business Leader- Imaging Europe.Job DescriptionIn this role your strategic vision directly shapes the future of Philips Imaging service portfolio across Europe. As the Service Business Manager for Imaging Europe you are not just managing servicesyou are steering a critical growth en...

Job DescriptionInstrumentation Designer Rotterdam NetherlandsContract Duration: Initial 12-month contract working via Leap29 after the 12 months you will go into a potential permanent positionLanguage Requirement: Minimum B level Dutch speakingWe are seeking an experienced Instrumentation Designer...

Product Manager Digital Imaging Location:HoofddorpAre you interested in joining a global company that inspires you and encourages your creativity Make your mark and pursue enticing career paths across Sony Europe.If you have strong commercial and analytical skills you can play a part in crafting the...

Departments Department of Mechanical Engineering IntroductionEffective cancer management requires precise imaging but current methods are not sufficiently accurate. Tumor vasculature abnormalities such as increased permeability and tortuosity challenge traditional imaging techniques. Cont...

Departments Department of Mechanical Engineering IntroductionEffective cancer management requires precise imaging but current methods are not sufficiently accurate. Tumor vasculature abnormalities such as increased permeability and tortuosity challenge traditional imaging techniques. Cont...