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for a highly motivated PhD student to join the Institute of Mechanics. Our research focuses on the analysis of dynamical effects in various applications, ranging from train dynamics to biomechanics. Our
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will start in Leiden, transfer after a year to Lund for two years, with a final year in Leiden. You will consider nonlinear wave equations with spatial inhomogeneities and use tools from dynamical
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loads, resulting in highly nonlinear coupled hydrodynamic and structural behaviors. High-fidelity CFD-FEA based FSI simulations provide valuable insight but remain computationally expensive for large
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. Their nonlinear evolution can lead to the emergence of large-scale coherent structures or turbulence, resulting in significant radial plasma transport—and thus degradation of plasma confinement. Understanding
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-density multielectrode array (MEA); the organoid's nonlinear network dynamics and fading-memory properties transform these inputs into high-dimensional states that a trained readout layer maps onto
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nonlinear propagation dynamics in HHG. You will be part of the Optics for Nanoscale Metrology team, in the Optics cluster of the department of Imaging Physics at TU Delft. In this team, consisting of several
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– including modelling, design and on-chip implementation of new laser structures – but also in nonlinear dynamics and chaos-based applications. The candidate will therefore have the opportunity to contribute
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loading. The project combines computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and soil–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. Are you
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. The project combines advanced computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and fluid–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. About the
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loading. The project combines computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and soil–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. Are you