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renovation. Impact: Enable robust decisions for sustainable buildings. Job description Delft University of Technology is hiring a PhD researcher on “Uncertainty-based Life-Cycle Modelling for Building
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Engineering. DCSC is an internationally leading research centre where PhD candidates, postdocs and faculty members work on modeling, analysis, control and optimization of complex dynamical systems relevant
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be computed using the appropriate modelling techniques. Method and models will be developed when necessary. Job requirements The ideal candidate: Holds an MSc in Mechanical, Chemical, Materials Eng
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. One reactor system that can be made use of is CO2 hydrogenation using bifunctional materials. On the one hand such materials catalyze the reaction but also capture water in-situ so that the inherent
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modelling, materials processing, and device fabrication. The project is embedded in the national SolarNL initiative and includes collaborations with leading Dutch research institutes and industrial partners
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collaborate with researchers specialising in materials science, photocatalysis, modelling, optical engineering, reactor development, sustainability assessment and industrial innovation. This international
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processing with light. Near a continuous phase transition, the susceptibility of a material can increase strongly. This allows weak input signals to generate large responses, which can in turn reduce the
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PhD position on Modelling of turbidity current fluxes in submarine canyons Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Earth Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline
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authentic educational settings. The project combines experimental research, classroom studies and computational modelling to better understand what makes children curious, how they decide which information to
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to the deep ocean. These canyons are the conduits for transport of land-derived materials to the ocean floor in avalanche-like events called turbidity currents. Turbidity currents transport enormous amounts