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will do Your degree programme will be the Applied Mathematics PhD. You will conduct mathematical modelling of formulated products, working with experimental data provided by industry partners. Examples
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particular, the role of solid-fluid interfaces in enhancing proton transport remains poorly understood. The project embarks on multidisciplinary collaboration between the Laboratory for Waste Management LES
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University, preferably 3-6 months at a foreign research institution. Who we are You will join the Fluid & Process research group at AAU Energy, Campus Esbjerg, where you will become part of an international
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the viscosity of flows. Job description Continuous, non-invasive measurements of fluid properties are instrumental in factories that produce food, medicine and semiconductor products such as microchips and solar
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works with modeling, simulation, control, optimization, and experimental validation of fluid and energy systems, with applications including Power-to-X, carbon capture and utilization, green fuels, and
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Ultrasound sensors for quantitatively measuring the viscosity of flows. Job description Continuous, non-invasive measurements of fluid properties are instrumental in factories that produce food
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so that other fluid properties, which are more challenging to extract, can also be determined, especially viscosity. This greatly expands the functionality and integration opportunities for flow
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looking for a PhD candidate to join the Research and Technical Development (RTD) Group on Solid and Fluid Simulation for Industrial Processes. The position is framed within the MCIU national project DT-FSW
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experimental validation of control strategies for the developed systems. This includes the development of advanced control algorithms capable of handling varying operating conditions, ensuring system stability
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properties. The interaction between fuel chemistry and physical behaviour will be investigated. If appropriate experimental analysis to provide validation data will be acquired as part of the PhD, although