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, the industry can scale up while improving fish health. While, moving fish farms further offshore unlocks the potential for scalability and improvement in fish health, however, it exposes the structures to some
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. This project proposes the development of a new CFD simulator for offshore renewable energy applications based on physics-informed deep learning that offers greater efficiency and robustness. This is a unique and
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Large dependencies of reliable power production from offshore renewable energy systems (RES) is expected in the next decades, in particular onshore and offshore wind and solar PV. Large changes are also
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of (mostly) benthic marine ecosystems. This is what you'll be doing As offshore wind farms rapidly expand in the North Sea, mitigating their ecological impact on marine ecosystems is critical. The North Sea
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://students.unimelb.edu.au/course-admin/results . You have a strong interest in coastal and offshore engineering, renewable energy systems, and the interaction between waves and marine structures. You are enthusiastic, self
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) About the position Would you like to work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and offshore engineering, contributing to the next generation of intelligent floating structures? The Department
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description The rapid development of large offshore
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will consider the impacts of stressors to marine systems, such as climate change impacts, eutrophication, hypoxia, aquaculture, fishery, offshore platforms, invasive species and pollution and are often
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Technology, and the PhD student will be positioned in the Esbjerg Energy section. The position is part of the internally funded research project SURGE: Speed-optimized USVs for Robust Guidance and Offshore
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above Academic publications and popular science dissemination Participate in the research group Marine structures Participate in international activities such as conferences and/or research stays