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postdoctoral position lies at the interface of fluid mechanics, phase-change physics, and industrial application. It is part of ARCNL’s Source Department and the EUV Plasma Processes group. We investigate
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governing LCI at steel grain boundaries and the inhibitory role of silicon in copper-contaminated steels. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will: Perform molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to obtain atomic
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are reaching the end of their automotive service life while retaining significant residual capacity suitable for second-life applications. To address the above challenges, the Postdoctoral Researcher will
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postdoctoral researcher, you will: Perform molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to obtain atomic-scale insights into copper segregation, wetting and embrittlement at grain boundaries in steels Develop a Density
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suitable for second-life applications. To address the above challenges, the Postdoctoral Researcher will conduct research on: Repurposing end-of-first-life electric bus and IMC batteries as second-life
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the deployment of the co-development pathways. The postdoctoral researcher will work closely with colleagues developing pathways in Work Package 3, modelling and simulation tools in Work Package 2, and case
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requirements For this postdoctoral role, we are looking for someone with a demonstrated background in SAR processing, SAR applications in agriculture and machine learning: A PhD in Earth Observation, Geodesy
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have access to advanced laboratories, simulation platforms, and a multidisciplinary research environment. What are you going to do? As a postdoctoral researcher you will: Plan and/or perform experiments
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symbiosis. This project aims to bridge financial modelling, AI, simulation, and circular business model innovation, equipping decision-makers with practical, scientifically grounded tools to evaluate risks
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adaptation, systemic hemodynamic and biochemical regulation. To understand and predict these processes, virtual human twins need to move beyond acute simulations of cardiac function and incorporate long-term