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ambitious researcher to publish high-impact science, develop highly sought-after expertise in complex subsurface fluid transport, and collaborate directly with leading industry researchers. We provide a
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Applicants are invited for a PhD Fellowship/Scholarship at Graduate School of Technical Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark, within the Civil and Architectural Engineering programme. The position
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capture how a dense fluid migrates, spreads and becomes trapped within a deformable, yield-stress material. Working alongside a co-supervised PhD student and the wider investigator team, you will build and
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fluid modelling. The Research Fellow will be employed and based at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. The holder will: Develop and apply 3D fluid turbulence models for tokamak edge/SOL
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Job Description Job Alerts Link Apply now Research Fellow (Fluid Mechanics) University-Level Unit: College of Design and Engineering Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Mechanical Engineering Employee
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Johns Hopkins Medicine - Laboratory of Human Biomimetics | Saint Petersburg, Florida | United States | 22 days ago
neurobiology. Relevant experience includes: Pumping mechanisms, valves, fluid handling, and perfusion systems Programmable controllers, sensors, actuators, or microcontrollers Hardware–software integration and
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to characterize and manage fracture connectivity and optimize fluid distribution within granites and sedimentary rocks, maximize heat sweep efficiency, reduce preferential flow through highly conductive fractures
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them The Opportunity Are you an ambitious researcher looking to drive innovation at the intersection of non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, rheology, and advanced mineral processing? Join our world-class team
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• Possess at least a PHD degree in relevant fields such as Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Computer Science, or related disciplines. Applied Mathematics, Data Science
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20th September 2026 Languages English Norsk Bokmål English English PhD Fellowship in Subsurface Characterization within Geosciences and Reservoir Engineering Apply for this job See advertisement Job