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The Role Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in the Department of Engineering, with a focus on advanced solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) modelling, three-dimensional
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on the numerical and mathematical modelling of these complex atmospheric phenomena. This is a multifaceted research role that draws on mathematical modelling, high-fidelity numerical simulation, and close
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The Role Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in the Department of Engineering, with a focus on advanced solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) modelling, three-dimensional
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The Role Applications are invited for a Research Assistant in Kirigami Mechanics with a particular emphasis on FEA and reduced order analytical modelling. They will contribute to the EPSRC project
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collaboratively building new generations of world leading simulations. As such, we are particularly interested in candidates who wish to develop or deploy new numerical methods, subgrid models, or applications
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the internationally recognised research activities of the IPPP, including collider phenomenology, Higgs physics and QCD, neutrino and flavour physics, beyond the Standard Model and astro-particle physics. Applicants
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collaboratively building new generations of world leading simulations. As such, we are particularly interested in candidates who wish to develop or deploy new numerical methods, subgrid models, or applications
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the holistic understanding of space and its broader societal, ethical, and environmental impacts. Through responsible, multi-disciplinary research, including novel sensors, environment modelling
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at Durham University. We are seeking a highly motivated and ambitious researcher with a strong background and experience in biomechanics, finite element modelling (FEM), medical image processing, additive
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storage, improved cancer imaging, quantum computing, nuclear fusion, pandemic modelling and faster digital technologies. We pride ourselves on closely aligning our teaching with the University's research