A fully funded PhD position is available at Delft University of Technology as part of the EU MSCA Doctoral Network X-CELERATE. The project focuses on '4D-printed magnetic materials for fast, wireless, remote-controlled shape-morphing devices,' advancing research in smart emerging materials and dynamic X-ray imaging. The successful candidate will join a network of 10 PhD projects across Europe, collaborating with leading experts in materials science and design engineering. Applicants must be early-stage researchers without a doctoral degree and must comply with the MSCA mobility rule. A Bachelor and Master degree in a relevant field and proficiency in English are required. The position offers competitive funding, including salary and mobility allowance. To apply, candidates should submit their application online, including a CV, transcripts, motivation letter, and two references. The application deadline is August 1, 2024.

The MSCA Doctoral Network X-CELERATE is offering 10 fully funded PhD positions across Europe, including one at Delft University of Technology under the supervision of Assistant Professor Sepideh Ghodrat. The focus of this position is on 4D printed magnetic materials for fast-responsive, wireless, and remote-control shape morphing devices, contributing to the field of smart materials. The network aims to train the next generation of research engineers with a combination of technical excellence and entrepreneurial mindset, driving innovation in Europe’s manufacturing industry. Eligible applicants should have or be finishing a Master’s degree in Physics, Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Material Science, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field. The positions are funded by the European Union through the MSCA program, with a competitive stipend and support for research activities. The application deadline is November 16, 2025. Interested candidates should visit the X-CELERATE website or the provided links for detailed application instructions and submit their materials before the deadline.