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physiological signal. This MSc by Research will investigate a fundamentally different question: “Can low-energy electrical measurements provide a reliable estimate of changing fluid volume within a cardiovascular
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complex interactions between geology, fluid flow and water–rock reactions. Changes in pressure, temperature and fluid chemistry during production and reinjection can promote mineral dissolution and
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Are you excited about the future of wearable healthcare? Join us to merge microfluidics and contact lens technology, developing smart lenses that enable controlled tear fluid collection and analysis
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Despite significant advances in numerical techniques and computing hardware, the high computational cost of large-scale 3D computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling remains a major challenge. A
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of particle transport and fluid–soil interaction in dikes. A key scientific challenge is to represent the complex interaction between soil particles and flowing water across different spatial and temporal
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will contribute to this challenge by advancing the modelling of particle transport and fluid–soil interaction in dikes. A key scientific challenge is to represent the complex interaction between soil
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on signals and complex systems. Gipsa-lab develops projects in the strategic fields of energy, the environment, communication, intelligent systems, life and health technologies, and language engineering
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km. Preliminary results reveal a complex system featuring a high-seismic-velocity body interpreted as a potential hydrogen-generating zone (the “hydrogen kitchen”), associated with fluid-rock
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doctoral programme subject area Medical Science – Dermatology within the doctoral project “Peptidomics of Wound Fluid Guides the Discovery of Endogenous Peptides.” The position is based at the Faculty
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Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, Göttingen | Gottingen, Niedersachsen | Germany | 28 days ago
Job Code: MPIDS-W093 Job Offer from August 25, 2026 In the Max Planck Research Group “Theory of Turbulent Convection” of the department “Fluid Physics, Pattern Formation and Biocomplexity” we seek