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Effect of Tramp Elements effect of tramp elements in martensitic stainless steels Job description As the steel industry moves towards a more sustainable future, increasing the use of recycled scrap
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) with computational methods. The candidate will obtain single-molecule multiplexing data and validate machine learning predictions using the high-throughput data. The successful candidate will collaborate
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on the field can be derived from first principles, and how these constraints can improve the technique's performance, particularly when embedded in modern machine learning models. The ultimate goal is to
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improved using machine learning techniques. The developed techniques will be applied to metrology of semiconductor samples. Job requirements You are an enthusiastic candidates with a ‘drive’ for applied
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well as the development of numerical methods that can eventually be applied to large-scale wave-imaging problems. The PhD project will have a strong mathematical component. You will investigate questions concerning
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) research group at the Engineering and Technology institute Groningen (ENTEG), Faculty of Science and Engineering. In the application of materials, there are distinct worlds plastic and metal. Metal is strong
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Disease (VWD) This PhD project aims to comprehensively characterize variant Von Willebrand factor (VWF) proteoforms and uncover how these variants influence bleeding phenotypes, VWF trafficking, and
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themselves We are looking for a PhD candidate to lead the computational and theoretical track of an interdisciplinary project on breathable, self-sealing coatings. The concept combines porous metal-organic
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inverse problems, as well as the development of numerical methods that can eventually be applied to large-scale wave-imaging problems. The PhD project will have a strong mathematical component. You will
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-year research project aimed at advancing our understanding of foot growth and deformities in children with cerebral palsy. In this project, you will develop statistical shape models and finite element