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interaction? Which parameters and mechanisms govern the response of a lined tunnel? How can the complex, time-dependent behaviour of deep plastic clay and segmented concrete lining be captured in models
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researcher at TU Delft, you will develop and lead analytical and numerical research on the quantum dynamics of mechanical systems and their interactions with complex environments. Building on these models, you
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the hardware that enables the next generation of intelligent robots to physically sense and interact with their environment. Job requirements You hold a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics
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; representation learning; analysing sound sequences and vocal interactions; category discovery; Perma computing. The successful candidate will work with Dr. Dan Stowell and his research team. The position is set in
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interest in metal–impurity interactions, interfacial phenomena and its commitment to computation-guided design for green and circular steel production. You will collaborate closely with researchers from
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infiltration (LCI) in steels and the inhibitory role of silicon aligns with the team's broader interest in metal–impurity interactions, interfacial phenomena and its commitment to computation-guided design for
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Challenge: how to quantify vertical movements hidden inside regional unconformities? Change: the regional geology of the Saharan Platform. Impact: geo-practitioners interacting with the Saharan
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behavioural neuroscience in a highly collaborative environment. The Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience offers a highly international and interactive research environment in Amsterdam. The institute’s
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are governed not only by differential equations, but also by geometric constraints, conservation laws, symmetries, and interactions across multiple spatial and temporal scales. Developing mathematical
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Jurassic carbon-cycle dynamics in order to disentangle the secular evolution of Jurassic carbon-climate interaction during rapid icehouse–greenhouse transitions. We propose to reconstruct pCO₂ across