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.An electronic copy of a recent research project (e.g., your Master's thesis);4.A copy of the required degree and transcripts (if already available);5.The name and contact details of one referee.Following
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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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Experience in simulating fluid mechanics problems using, e.g., COMSOL Experience in interdisciplinary research Experience in designing and building hardware solutions, e.g. using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, 3D
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sustainable logistics systems. You will draw up a research plan and corresponding research methods in consultation with your supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process
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methods in consultation with your supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process. You will conduct the research efficiently and to an appropriate standard, possibly abroad
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the subsequent years, you will combine these insights with predictive modelling and select, train, and validate process-based or deep-learning fire propagation models using a.o. detailed information about
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school. You work at the Hasselt Campus in a dynamic and stimulating working environment. The envisioned starting date is January 1st, 2027. Selection process The selection procedure consists of a
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information (e.g. 3D building models), enabling safe autonomous navigation in complex urban environments. The algorithms will be validated using realistic simulations and experimental measurements obtained from
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of underlying 3D scene representations. This requires the designing and developing of specialized computer-generated hologram (CGH) algorithms, modeling the propagation of incoherent light through space
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. The algorithms will be validated using realistic simulations and experimental measurements obtained from software-defined radios, 5G testbeds and LEO satellite receivers available within IDLab’s research