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that context, efficient physics-based sound modelling is a key enabler towards not only optimized and sustainable acoustic profiles through efficient design procedures, but also affordable so-called digital
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process monitoring of laser powder bed fusion: (1) Off-axis camera monitoring and resulting control of laser powder bed fusion with multiple lasers. The work consists of implementing multiple cameras into a
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on enhancing the online analysis capabilities and overall process control. This will include designing the digital control environment and the physical adaptations required to facilitate this. The ultimate goal
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fields are used to modify the morphology of thermoelectric nanocomposites. A theoretical framework based on dielectrophoresis will be developed to understand the E-field induced alignment process and
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that context, efficient physics-based sound modelling is a key enabler towards not only optimized and sustainable acoustic profiles through efficient design procedures, but also affordable so-called digital
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manufacturing rules and good practices for different process categories, and experimental production data gathered in industrial production environments. These data will be used to extract the required
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process has been developed [doi:10.1007/s40964-022-00271-0] and validated under various conditions. This PhD will go a step further from predicting temperature, to predicting bond quality and part
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master's degree in Physics or Astronomy or Psychology or Educational Sciences - with very good study results (at least level 'cum laude'), or will obtain this very soon a teacher's degree from a university
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stability, and hinder their large-scale device application. In this PhD, the focus is to rationally develop and process highly crystalline, X-ray sensitive lead-free perovskite materials through micromanaging
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mathematics with physical background that complement and strengthen the existing research initiatives at Campus Kulak, and fits within the Department of Mathematics. Complementarity in the theme of Mathematical