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The PhD projects listed below are embedded in 4 larger programmes: Green Steels: The Dutch steel sector faces a major transition. The production, processing, use and recovery of steel is to be made
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-inspired computing paradigm with the potential to drastically reduce energy consumption while enabling faster inference than conventional digital architectures. A major challenge, however, is the development
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of next-generation targeted cancer therapies while working with world-leading imaging technologies in an international research environment? Then this fully funded PhD position at the Maastricht MultiModal
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for new and improved metrology solutions to meet these challenges. Digital holography (DH) is a technology that can provide single shot full wavefield imaging of flat single layered structures. However, its
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: Digital twin development for hydrogen-assisted crack propagation in buried steel pipelines [APS, Tata Steel; Karo Sedighiani] PhD 7: Cryogenic interface heat transfer for advanced thermal interfaces [Thermo
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probabilistic digital twins of coronary arteries. The goal is to create patient-specific models that combine anatomical and hemodynamic information derived from routine clinical imaging. By providing quantitative
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households or companies. But energy data is not like images or text: it consists of time series living on a physical network, governed by power-flow equations. Off-the-shelf generative models produce data
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. Your job This PhD project examines the role of emotionally charged migration narratives in digital societies. It investigates how these narratives are constructed and circulated online, how individuals
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accurate despite the large temperature gradients present in cryogenic experiments. You will explore full-field techniques such as digital image correlation, speckle and grid methods, interferometry, digital
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opportunities for innovation and research. The PhD position is funded through a grant awarded by Holland High Tech for a jointly proposed research from TU/e and company Motion Imager. This means you are able