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17 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company KU LEUVEN Research Field Physics » Solid state physics Physics » Quantum mechanics Physics » Applied physics Researcher Profile First Stage
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manufacturing, laser engineering and robotics Physics of materials, structures and dynamics, biomechanics, welding and structural performance Nuclear fission, fusion, nuclear fuels and graphite and nuclear policy
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seen in energy and electricity supply from non-renewable sources, due to, e.g., recent national policy changes around nuclear power or imported gas and oil. The demand side is transforming as well
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An exciting opportunity is available for a motivated and talented PhD candidate to develop a transformative technology for managing the UK’s nuclear graphite waste. Funded by the Nuclear
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on the nuclear engineering aspects of flexible reactor operation. The work combines reactor physics, thermal-hydraulics, model reduction, and control design. The main research objectives are: Development of a high
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Join TUNED to help develop design guidelines for tunnels in deep clay formations - an essential step in the Netherlands' journey towards safe, long-term disposal of nuclear waste. Job description As
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. The applicant must document expertise and interest in the research subject. Required academic qualifications A relevant master's degree in: • Radiochemistry, nuclear chemistry, geochemistry, physics or an other
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emphasis on PCI. Assessment of how COMSOL might be able to capture each of the physical processes important in nuclear fuel performance. Benchmarking the model against other fuel performance codes reported
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demonstrated using conditions representative of a Swedish geological repository site, with the aim of improving the robustness and transparency of long-term safety assessments for radioactive waste disposal
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calculations inside effective field theories. The particle and nuclear theory group at the TUM School of Natural science is lead by Prof. N. Brambilla and Prof. A. Vairo. The interests of the group span a