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The integrated devices & systems (IDS) and Engineering Dynamics (ED) groups at the University of Twente have a vacancy for a PhD student on the research topic “sensing viscosity in liquids”. Flow
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written English (C1 level). Additional Information Benefits A meaningful job in a dynamic and ambitious university, in an interdisciplinary setting and within an international network. You will work on a
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qualifier in the first year, within a very stimulating and exciting scientific environment; The University offers a dynamic ecosystem with enthusiastic colleagues; Your salary and associated conditions are in
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environmental decision-making and communication, we need to understand how people build mental representations of such complex, dynamic spatial systems. Spatial cognition research has traditionally studied how
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background: familiarity with dynamic optimization, cost‑benefit analysis or macroeconomic modelling is an advantage; Experience with programming (Python, R, MATLAB or similar); Ability to collaborate
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activity and synaptic dynamics using high-density 3D Multi-Electrode Arrays (3D-MEAs) — done in close collaboration with experts, providing full support as you learn to analyze this data. o Multi-Omic
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innovation science, system dynamics, spatial modeling, and ecology. The specific focus of this PhD project is biodiversity monitoring and biological pest control as an ecosystem service. You will study how
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data, a physics-based train–track–embankment interaction model will be developed using finite element (FE) and/or multibody dynamics (MBD) approaches. The model will be used to investigate the mechanisms
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future landing missions. To support such missions, this project aims to replicate Enceladus’s environment in the laboratory to predict and constrain Enceladus’ surface characteristics and plume dynamics by
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, Applied Physics, or a related field. A strong foundation in (multiphase) fluid dynamics. Proven experience with experimental work and a drive to explore and improve state-of-the-art techniques. Image/data