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Reference Number NS25-FZJ03 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Context & Job description Thesis subject: High-Resolution Time-Resolved Microstructural
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in partnership with SMS Group, a world-leading supplier of metallurgical plant and rolling mill technology. Project: Closed-Loop Electromagnetic Microstructure Control During Hot Strip Mill Run-Out
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This PhD redefines electromagnetic sensing by moving beyond magnetic permeability-dominated approaches to establish a conductivity-driven eddy-current framework for tracking microstructural
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Radiological, chemical and microstructural characterisation of legacy and candidate AMR graphites for recycling, reuse and lifecycle decision-making DoS: Dr Katie Jones 2nd Supervisor: Dr Hayley
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study the microstructure of nickel-based alloys used in turbine wheels — vital components for hydrogen-ready engines and future power technologies. Your work will feed directly into the development
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will design and fabricate three-dimensional microparticles and microstructures with controlled geometrical and mechanical properties using advanced microfabrication technologies, including
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the complex microstructures of circular steels and causes degradation and failure. This position is part of the project "Circularity as Opportunity: Engineering Hydrogen-Resistant Circular Steels (CIRHY)", a 6
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of the key challenges facing the hydrogen economy: understanding how hydrogen interacts with the complex microstructures of circular steels and causes degradation and failure. This position is part of
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thermal stability, reduced flammability, enhanced durability, and potential for higher energy density. However, manufacturing high-performance electrolytes remains challenging, as their microstructures must
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microstructure in materials. A distinctive element of the project is its data-driven approach. Together with colleagues at Saxion University of Applied Sciences, you will contribute to the development of machine