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for the analysis and control of large classes of nonlinear and high-dimensional systems, such as air flow dynamics in complex greenhouse environments. In this PhD project, you will explore and conduct research
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systems – so-called neuromorphic computing. Magnonics offers a rich and tuneable platform for wave-based information processing, where interference and nonlinearity can naturally implement neuromorphic
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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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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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work centers on multibody systems, with a particular emphasis on the understanding of nonlinear effects and variability. As part of this role, you will contribute to research activities in these areas
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the committee. Additional comments Good to have: Background in laser physics, nonlinear optics, ultrafast lasers or optical materials. Experience with optical characterization techniques. Hands-on skills in
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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 optical process in a gas, driven by an ultrafast laser. In this project, you will use lensless imaging methods, both for imaging nanostructures, and to study the HHG process itself. In imaging
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program aims to develop novel photonic measurement techniques based on interferometry and nonlinear optics that enable spectroscopic measurements of the entire physiologically relevant concentration range