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-students with a solid background in fluid dynamics, statistical physics, computational physics and high-performance computing. A master’s degree (or an equivalent university degree) in (applied) physics
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. Computational fluid dynamics is an essential enabler for science and for many outstanding societal challenges. Many key advanced and emerging technologies require unprecedented control of heat and mass transfer
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well as experimental slag characterization. Monitoring of hydration reactions by combining in-situ XRD, isothermal calorimetry, pore fluid extraction and analysis as well as in-situ measurement of pH, Ca2+ -activity and
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and pumps, for example, but may also arise from vibrations of the structure leading to acoustic cross-talk between locations of differing dynamic sensitivity. The goal of this project is to develop
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, i.e. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations. Some experimental work will be required to obtain data for validation purposes and testing, which is possible in our newly constructed lab facility