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a leading research center in multiscale models for cardiac electrophysiology, with focus on simulating intracardiac electrograms as an enabling technology for arrhythmia characterization. CaMo@KIT
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combining advanced experiments with multiscale modelling, CIRHY enables reliable, sustainable steels for future infrastructure and industry. The project was granted by the Dutch national funding agency NWO in
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employees make essential contributions to the well-being of society for a future worth living. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Research project on Design, synthesis, and multiscale
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advanced multiscale mechanical–transport modelling with experimental validation to quantify and predict the structural evolution of both the selective skin layer and the polymeric support layer under
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structures but also free energies. The work sits at the interface of statistical mechanics, molecular simulation, and deep generative modeling, and is embedded in SIMPLAIX, a research initiative on multiscale
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master students. You will join the Multiscale Simulation of Biomolecular Systems group of dr. ir. Ioana M. ILIE, part of the Computational Chemistry research group within the Van 't Hoff Institute
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, and ultimately in system designs with suboptimal thermal performance and energy inefficiencies. This programme focuses on the development of multiscale models that will improve our understanding of how
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gaps exist regarding the multiscale behaviour of these treatments, from microscale pore interactions to macroscale building performance. This project will advance beyond the state of the art by
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interpret novel two-dimensional multiscale mathematical models of mechanical regulation of plant development and regeneration in close collaboration with members of the GreenTE consortium, in particular
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structure and hydrogen migration pathways. Integrated Approach and Modeling Framework The project is based on a multiscale observation strategy that combines dense nodal seismic networks, distributed acoustic