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Vacancies PhD position on indirect combustion noise; Fluid Mechanics; CFD; Aeroacoustics Key takeaways Simulation-based development of indirect combustion-noise theory To remedy ineluctable
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detection and free space estimation. However, current neural networks are typically developed for a specific radar configuration and task, and often generalize poorly to other sensors. At the same time, large
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Develop advanced models to understand and predict piping and internal erosion in dikes. As a PhD researcher at TU Delft, you will connect fundamental fluid–soil interaction physics with
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our daily lives. Technology such as the electricity grid, which our faculty is helping to make completely sustainable and future-proof. At the same time, we are developing the chips and sensors
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the project "Circularity as Opportunity: Engineering Hydrogen-Resistant Circular Steels (CIRHY)", a 6-year research and innovation programme developing next-generation circular steels that can safely operate in
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: Engineering Hydrogen-Resistant Circular Steels (CIRHY)" which is a 6-year research and innovation project developing next-generation circular steels that can safely operate in hydrogen environments. By
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the quality and availability of donor organs is one of the greatest challenges in modern transplantation. At the University of Groningen and UMCG, you will contribute to the development of next-generation
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produce high-purity CO₂ without relying on chemical solvents, the physics of CO₂ desublimation is still not sufficiently understood. In particular, we need to know how the solid layer develops, how it
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, provide only limited insight into how such interference behaves at system level. In this PhD project, you will develop the measurement and analysis methods needed to make these environments observable. You
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term projects include: developing novel semiconductor qubits with superior performance, scaling semiconductor qubit systems, and investigating multi quantum well structures for higher dimensional quantum