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complicated at the multi-gigawatt scale by a newly emerging phenomenon: the formation of atmospheric gravity waves, leading to highly complex, two-way interactions between the wakes and the overlying atmosphere
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by Japanese researcher Akachi in 1990 [1]. These consist of a meandering capillary tube filed partially with a working fluid with heat source on one side (evaporator) and heat sink on the other
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integrating multiomics data from patient biopsies, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), blood samples, and patient-derived xenograft (PDX) models. By combining these datasets with advanced artificial intelligence
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The project focuses on the experimental realization and study of artificial microswimmers/microrobots that can move and interact autonomously in 3D environments, mimicking the complex dynamics
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. The Department of Clinical Sciences Lund is now announcing a PhD position within the doctoral programme subject area Medical Science – Dermatology within the doctoral project “Peptidomics of Wound Fluid Guides
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in experiments and modeling transport processes of complex flows of normal/complex fluids, ideally in porous media; scientific programming (Python, Matlab, etc). LanguagesENGLISHLevelExcellent Internal
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of supercomputing. However, these type of simulations have been typically driven by idealized boundary conditions that do not represent the complexity and variety of atmospheric inflows that exist in the field. PHD
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, physics of fluids, flow control... The main objective is to develop numerical tools to efficiently predict and to deeply understand flows in more and more physically and geometrically complex configurations
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philosophy and/or social studies of science and technology. The position is part of the Horizon MSCA Doctoral Network “Towards sustainable computational fluid dynamics” coordinated by the Institut National
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, chemically demanding, and operationally complex. By developing porous structures that enable fluids to separate naturally through capillary and interfacial effects, this project aims to advance a more