Mascha Slingerland

Mascha Slingerland is a researcher at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at Delft University of Technology, specializing in Space Engineering and Planetary Exploration. Her work bridges advanced imaging, sensor development, and neutron scattering techniques, contributing to both scientific instrumentation and cultural heritage applications.

• University: Delft University of Technology
• School: Faculty of Aerospace Engineering
• Department: Space Engineering
• Research Focus: Planetary Exploration, Imaging, Sensors
• Email: M.Slingerland@tudelft.nl
• Phone: +31 15 27 81929
• Room: 62.NB 2.25

Her research interests include Planetary Exploration, Aerospace Engineering, Space Engineering, Imaging Technology, Sensor Development, and Neutron Scattering. She has contributed to innovative projects such as 3D imaging of Rembrandt’s 'The Night Watch' and the development of disposable, stretchable on-skin sensors for posture monitoring.

The recent publications reflect a strong interdisciplinary trend, combining engineering precision with applications in art conservation and biomedical monitoring. Her early work in spin-echo small-angle neutron scattering demonstrates a deep foundation in advanced physics-based instrumentation.

Mascha Slingerland has not been publicly associated with any scientific awards or prizes based on the available information.

There is no mention of student advising or grant leadership in the provided materials. Her collaborative research includes work with institutions and researchers in imaging and sensor technology. She is involved in projects that integrate engineering solutions for both space exploration and terrestrial applications such as healthcare and cultural heritage preservation.