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In the Science, Engineering and Technology Group of KU Leuven, Faculty of Engineering Technology, Department of Materials Engineering , Research unit SIEM there is a full-time academic vacancy in the area of welding metallurgy at KU Leuven De Nayer Campus, Sint-Katelijne Waver. We are looking for internationally oriented candidates with an excellent interdisciplinary research record, affinity with industrial applications and with educational competence in the field of materials science aspects of welding processes (IIW block 2).

At the De Nayer Campus, the research focuses on joining technology as a production technique: in addition to the current focus on pressure welding processes, an expansion towards fusion welding processes is desirable, with specific attention to the material science aspects during the welding process. A second research line focuses on the process-based development and control of the various welding-oriented joining and production techniques, including WAAM and DED (droplet

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The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, invites qualified candidates to apply for Lecturer position to teach the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core (ICC) course titled ‘Science & Technology for Humanity’. This course examines the social, economic, and political impacts of science and technology and encourages students to engage with societal problems from a broad interdisciplinary perspective, drawing on both STEM and SHAPE disciplines.

New Curriculum – Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core
Young and research intensive, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) is ranked among the world’s top universities. The Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core (ICC) Office at NTU Singapore oversees new curricula focusing on key transferable skills and global challenges using interdisciplinary approaches to learning. The rapidly changing nature of work, compounded by the relentless speed of innovation, necessitates that our graduates constantly acquire new knowledge and competencies, and adapt to several career changes

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