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the growing demand, underscoring the need for scalable, cost-effective solutions that extend into home settings. To address this gap, the first phase of the Future Health Technologies Programme (FHT1
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directions include the development of nonlinear modelling and control approaches for fluid-structure interactions, material with memory, soft robotics, tele-operated systems, lightweight space structures, and
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products Profile MSc in natural science or computational science and preferably a PhD in meteorology, climatology, environmental science, or a closely related field Excellent programming skills in R and/or
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. The lab will be a multidisciplinary environment of approximately 10 people spanning molecular biologists, biochemists, computational biologists, machine-learning researchers, physicists, and engineers, with
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circuits to computer networks, from wireless communications to signal processing, and from control theory to electric energy. It offers a highly interdisciplinary research environment with strong expertise
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challenges in fluid structure interaction (FSI) relevant to energy, process, and materials engineering, with a strong focus on: Advanced numerical modelling and simulation Experimental methods and sensor
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polymer networks; (ii) (bio)material processing; (iii) organ perfusion and regeneration; (iv) tools to study mechanobiology and cell–matrix interactions; and (v) engineered drug delivery systems. The lab is
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in transport sciences, management/ decision sciences, applied mathematics, econometrics, statistics, computer science, physics or related fields. Your research track is consistent and shows a track
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, computer science, physics or related fields. Your research track is consistent and shows a track record, or clear potential, for analysing, modelling, control, and optimisation of transport systems. You are highly
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attosecond pulses, tuneable 1-2 fs deep-ultraviolet and near-infrared pulses, and electron-ion coincidence detection in a reaction microscope. The scientific programme addresses chiral electronic wave packets