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compositionally complex recycled steels, using density functional theory and machine-learned interatomic potentials, in close collaboration with leading academic partners and Tata Steel. Job description At TU Delft
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of the key challenges facing the hydrogen economy: understanding how hydrogen interacts with the complex microstructures of circular steels and causes degradation and failure. This position is part of
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, you will: - conduct independent research combining field investigations and numerical modelling of multimodal data (taking into account subsurface structural complexity and anisotropy); - develop
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holographic information using natural and spatially incoherent light sources. However, the image quality of such systems is still limited by inaccurate models of incoherent light propagation and by the complex
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of Artificial Intelligence via a transparent, open and explainable perspective. MARIE Skłodowska-CURIE Actions – MSCA Doctoral Network Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions – MSCA Doctoral Network Grant Agreement
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that continuously probe complex nucleic acids: that’s your challenge! Information Nanoswitch sensors are nanometer-scale constructs that change their configuration upon molecular binding and enable the continuous
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critical applications. Event-based control approaches can greatly reduce communication by transmitting information only when required, while potentially generating complex, chaotic sampling patterns
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Materials research group, which focuses on sustainable polymer chemistry. You will also become part of the interdisciplinary Institute for Complex Molecular Systems, which connects TU/e researchers working
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scientific knowledge, such as physical laws, differential equations, and domain-specific constraints, to model, simulate, and understand complex systems. The project will explore modern SciML methods
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immediate manager will be the Head of Discipline. About the project This PhD project focuses on advancing the modelling, simulation, and execution of complex cybersecurity scenarios within the Norwegian Cyber