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when we apply them to the CFD problem of simulating the sloshing motion of a fluid within a moving tank. The purpose of these experiments will be to identify the hardware/software interactions
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geoscience, energy systems, materials modelling, fluid dynamics, and other scientific and engineering domains where data-driven models must interact with physical knowledge. Such problems raise fundamental
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to further develop concepts in nonlinear model reduction Possible research directions include the development of nonlinear modelling and control approaches for fluid-structure interactions, material with
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(ILM), interacting with PhD students, postdocs, and master's students on related topics. We seek a motivated candidate holding a master's in physics, with skills in ultrafast/nonlinear optics or soft
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rooted in process engineering while also addressing the interaction between Power-to-X plants and the electrical grid. You will contribute to interdisciplinary research spanning process engineering, power
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. The project combines advanced computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and fluid–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. About the
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of Power-to-X processes for renewable fuel production. The project is primarily rooted in process engineering while also addressing the interaction between Power-to-X plants and the electrical grid. You will
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in fluid mechanics or hydraulic engineering You must be able to conduct research in both laboratory and field environments and demonstrate your interest in experimental research work You must have
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loading. The project combines computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and soil–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. Are you
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loading. The project combines computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and soil–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. Are you