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geometries and combine common materials in new ways to build bespoke, miniaturised antennas using magnetic nanoparticle structures. Your designs will make it possible to integrate digital technology platforms
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: Algebra, Geometry, and Number Theory; Analysis and Dynamical Systems; Probability; and Statistics. There is extensive collaboration between these themes. LUND UNIVERSITY LTH, Faculty of Engineering at Lund
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properties of the fault zone, or processes driven by fluids and chemical reactions. The ultimate goal is to reduce uncertainty regarding the presence, geometry, and dynamics of hydrogen-generating zones, and
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strains) and assess their role in CaCO3 dissolution, before and after pressurisation. • Develop and run multiphysics numerical models in COMSOL (3D geometries from tomography, transport–reaction coupling
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controlled conditions. Existing systems greatly simplify the geometry, connectivity, and deformability of real vascular networks. The successful candidate will design and fabricate, mainly in PDMS, reticulate
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focuses on four key research themes: Algebra, Geometry, and Number Theory; Analysis and Dynamical Systems; Probability; and Statistics and Data Science. There is extensive collaboration between these themes
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foundations of medical deep learning. The project focuses on novel self-supervised objectives, information geometry, mitigating representation bias for rare pathological findings, and building next-generation
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geometry, object-level organization and semantic information. The goal is to produce enriched 3D representations that can be interpreted and reused as meaningful digital assets. Therefore, the goals
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-relevant geometries and conditions. You will receive extensive training in (i) theoretical knowledge of interfacial instabilities, capillary phenomena, scaling theories, hydrodynamic flow in disordered media
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Monte-Carlo simulations to optimize the detector geometry, as well as in its testing and commissioning. It will include as well the preparation of forthcoming experiments at the DESIR facility in GANIL