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of tramp elements to precipitates, inclusions, interfaces, voids and dislocations. Investigate the influence of hydrogen on deformation behaviour and ductility through in-situ hydrogen mechanical testing
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dynamics (MD) simulations capable of probing hydrogen diffusion and trapping at interfaces in the presence of tramp elements with near-DFT accuracy Collaborate closely with a broad team of researchers from
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, you will: Perform advanced 3D microstructural characterization of circular steels, focusing on segregation of tramp elements to precipitates, inclusions, interfaces, voids and dislocations. Investigate
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) for a multi-component Fe alloy system, enabling predictive molecular dynamics (MD) simulations capable of probing hydrogen diffusion and trapping at interfaces in the presence of tramp elements with near
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of extension subject to additional funding. - A gross monthly salary starting at € 3217 on a full-time appointment (scale PRO, CAO UMC) - The opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research at the interface
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team working at the interface of computer science, mathematics, and biology in the Biosystems Data Analysis group at the Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences at the University of Amsterdam. We welcome
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at the interface of biophysical modeling, soft matter and cell mechanobiology at the Groningen Research Institute of Pharmacy, within the Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Groningen. What
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characterize their mechanical performance and damage evolution. The experimental results will be used to develop constitutive models for the welded interface. In particular, these models should describe
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topologies and design techniques that push the state of the art in high-speed optical interfaces. Key research goals include increasing bandwidth and data rate capability, improving the driving strength and
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efficiency, and system robustness. The primary objective of the project is to develop novel circuit topologies and design techniques that push the state of the art in high-speed optical interfaces. Key