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the development and application of nonlinear dynamical systems methods for complex physical problems known only from data. The objective is to provide efficient, theoretically sound, fast, and directly
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extractive metallurgy techniques. Two main causes of low ore recovery rate in porous media via leaching are identified, i.e., passivation of mineral surfaces and heterogeneity of the flow field, which creates
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Saclay, le de France | France | 2 months ago
(www.code-saturne.org ), EDF developed recognized expertise in neural-network-based learning for handling simple fluid flows with high accuracy [Meyer et al., 2021]. In 2022, an algorithm hybridizing POD
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internal mixing, as well as the realism of bottom boundary flows over complex ocean topography. From an applied perspective, the goal of this thesis is to integrate these developments into the NEMO ocean
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, and on-board power systems for aircraft and ships. The increasing capacity and complexity of the electrical systems in these applications is creating a range of challenges at equipment and system levels
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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has become indispensable for aerospace design, many important problems—including high-fidelity flow simulations, uncertainty quantification, and multidisciplinary optimization
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substantial background in fluid mechanics. Essential skills: Strong knowledge of numerical methods Ability to work effectively in a team Desirable skills / experience: Experience of applying CFD to a complex
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Application deadline: 30.09.26 Research theme: Applied Mathematics, Thermal-Fluid-Dynamics, Multi-Physics How to apply: https://uom.link/pgr-apply-2425 UK only This 4 year PhD project is fully
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relation to the research group Fluid Power and the PhD Student will be positioned to the section for Mechatronics. Your competencies The ideal candidate for this PhD position should have a strong academic
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will be the Head of Department. About the project This PhD position is part of the WP4 Digital twin and asset management concerning multiscale wind simulation that involves modelling wind flow across