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the Karoo Basin (South Africa) and other exhumed systems and subsurface systems from the North Sea/NCS, to develop models of deep-marine lobe successions as fluid flow pathways and storage containers for CO2
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Salary: €47,273 - €60,250 per annum (IUA Researcher Salary Scale PD1 Point 1 – PD2 Point 4, June 2026), depending on experience Post Summary The Fluids and Heat Transfer research group at the University
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: offshore wind turbines, wave tank experiments, fluid-structure interactions, sensors for offshore structural health monitoring, software development, machine learning and advanced AI modelling, and previous
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science, develop highly sought-after expertise in complex subsurface fluid transport, and collaborate directly with leading industry and federal stakeholders. We provide a rigorous, supportive environment
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. Experience in thermodynamic modelling and the use of simulation tools such as TRNSYS, EnergyPlus, Aspen, and Computational Fluid Dynamics software packages is essential. Instrumentation and experimentation
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of Norway, focusing on the development of soft hairy surfaces for flow control and vibration-based soft robots. The overarching goal is to develop a new understanding of fluid flows coupled to complex and
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interdisciplinary and involves engineering (e.g., fluid mechanics), materials science, chemistry, and physics. Different organic materials are used, including polymers (e.g., stimuli-responsive polymers), hydrogels
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interdisciplinary teams and communicate effectively, with preferred experience in microfluidic fabrication techniques, fluid dynamics, manufacturability, and scale-up considerations. We regret to inform that only
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fluid mechanics, computational geometry, meshing, computational graphics, computational vision, or scientific machine learning in general. Successful candidates will join a community of researchers in
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vanadium-containing electrolytes. Design and optimise novel flow field architectures using bio-inspired and hybrid design approaches, and perform computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations using tools