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of the developed formulations; analysis of relationships between the properties of the developed formulations, the mechanisms of action of their active components and the observed biological effects; participation
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, Erasmus MC, Leiden UMC, Maartenskliniek, Maastricht UMC, Radboud UMC), 13 companies (Able Human Motion, Biomex, Cue2Walk, DanuSports, Kinetic Analysis, Lode Holding, Madglove, ModelHealth, Moveshelf
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-mechanical properties. Alternatively, cell concepts based on metallic support structures exhibit excellent mechanical strength but require fundamentally different manufacturing processes. The most common
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are developing a suite of models to deliver a through-process microstructural and mechanical property prediction framework for steel. By integrating these models into a cohesive digital twin architecture, the work
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their mechanical properties remain insufficient for load-bearing or semi-structural use. This PhD project investigates how the mechanical properties of mycelium-based composites can be improved through
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generation of commercial aircraft, combining excellent mechanical performance with low weight. In addition, their melt-processable matrix enables automated, high-rate manufacturing of components that can
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activation, reliability, robustness and the fact that they are maintenance-free. Despite these many advantages, the exact mechanisms that control performance in industrially utilised thermal batteries has
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the process window for this technique across several materials and to assess the extent to which the patented material properties are realised. To identify the optimal processing conditions, a range of forging
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PhD in Advanced Testing, Modelling, and Simulation of Composite Materials under High Velocity Impact
to join SIMLab at the Department of Structural Engineering, NTNU, in the field of computational mechanics, experimental mechanics, and protective structures. The project focuses on developing next
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on refractory metals are especially promising due to their high melting points and advantageous mechanical properties up 1000°C: strength, creep and ductility. Since the components within advanced reactors will