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staple food for more than half of the world's population. However, rice production is increasingly threatened by rice grain rot, a devastating disease mainly caused by Burkholderia glumae. In Vietnam's
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About the project: Multiscale Molecular Dynamics: a mathematical exploration of coarse-graining Supervisor: Dr Thomas Hudson, University of Warwick When applied to molecular dynamics simulations
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About the project: SEGregation of residual eleMENTs at austenite grain boundaries in recycled steels (SEGMENT) Supervisor: Dr Michael Auinger, University of Warwick Steel recycling is a key strategy
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protoplanetary discs matched to our nearest star-forming regions* Modelling outbursts in young stars during star cluster formation* Modelling how dust grows from micron-sized grains to km-sized planetesimals in
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progress has been made in simulating hydrogen behaviour in the presence of defects (e.g., grain boundaries) in iron, the effects of hydrogen in compositionally complex recycled steels remain poorly
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minerals which precipitate at the interface between two grains enhance the mechanical properties of the porous media. We invite application for a PhD at the CNRS-University of Toulouse to gain a better
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dislocations, cracks and hydrogen diffusion near precipitates embedded in ferritic iron. While considerable progress has been made in simulating hydrogen behaviour in the presence of defects (e.g., grain
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sedimentological (grain size distribution), geochemical (XRF, ICP-OES, C/N), and soil physical (density, pore volume, water conductivity) analyses in the laboratory, multivariate statistical evaluation of the data
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, you will analyse samples and field datasets from the Chimborazo debris avalanche in Ecuador, carrying out grain-size and mechanical characterisation of the deposits and interpreting photogrammetric and
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design rules to understand their chemistry and physics. You will combine coarse-grained and atomistic simulations with surrogate models and experimental insights (with Dr. Baumgartner) to understand