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-IMPACT ( TURBOmachinery Innovative Manufacturing, Processing, Analysis, Characterization, and Topology; Website: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101311350 ). The TURBO-IMPACT project, funded by
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schedule will be agreed as part of the doctoral work plan. The successful candidate will join an international network of universities and industrial partners and participate in scientific courses
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. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, openness to feedback, and a collaborative mindset are therefore essential. An important requirement for these positions concerns the international design of
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programmable biomineral composites. You will perform research tasks in Work Package 2: Material Formulation, Bio-Fabrication & Characterization. Your task will focus on designing porous mineral scaffolds and
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methodological innovation with practical relevance and will be conducted in close collaboration with industry partners, particularly in smart industry environments, ensuring that the research delivers tangible
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. This intervention constitutes optimal timing and a comprehensive design to achieve its intended goals, i.e., improved functional recovery post-TJA and general health, and decreased socio-economic burden
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developing simulation flows, analysis methodologies, and predictive models that enable Design-Technology and System-Technology Co-Optimization (DTCO/STCO) studies for future systems. You will work closely with
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, artificial intelligence, food technology and sustainability from KU Leuven, ILVO and Artevelde University College of Applied Sciences. The PhD candidate will be responsible for:•Designing and developing
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related discipline. You meet the minimum H1 standard required for eligibility for a University of Melbourne scholarship. Further information on the H1 standard is available at: https
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, Ghent University), Prof. Liesbeth Huybrechts (Department of Architecture & Art and ‘Civic and Policy Design’, Hasselt University) and Prof. Bruno Meeus (‘Knowledge Centre for Social Innovation’, Utrecht