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, robotics, etc. is a plus. Other preferred qualifications include: expertise in programming and coding (preferably using Python and C++) and GUI development; expertise in computational mechanics and finite
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-term performance. The research will study how porous architecture influences mechanical behaviour and fatigue under physiological loading. Finite element modelling, computational optimisation and
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mechanical and electrical design considering sealing and cooling of components. The models will be validated using Finite Element and Thermal Analysis tools. Candidates must hold at least a first degree or a
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should have a good knowledge of scientific programming (e.g., Python, C, Fortran) and finite-element or finite-difference schemes. It will be an asset if the candidate has prior research experience in
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on imaging concepts, knowledge of Matlab, Python programming languages and commercial software based on the finite element method is a plus, excellent communication skills (written and oral) in English. A very
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successful candidate will also contribute to experiments. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/364062/phd-position-in-soft-matter-mod… Requirements Specific Requirements We
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Strong background in biomechanics, biomedical engineering, computational mechanics, or equivalent fields. Strong foundation in numerical methods, especially the finite element method. Proficient in python
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electronics Modeling with finite-element analysis software and acoustic simulation software Establishing design criteria in collaboration with end-users Optimizing performance to meet end-users’ requirements
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/review, report writing, & documentation (10%) Maintenance and management of research equipment and student labs (5%) Computational modeling, finite element analysis, & numerical simulations (5%) Laboratory
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failure modes of electrical machines and their effects on vibration behavior are simulated. To this end, you will first adapt existing finite element models (FE) to represent mechanical faults. You will