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The Materials to Optoelectronic Devices (M2D) group ( https://www.m2ngroup.nl ) at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is looking for a motivated PhD candidate to join an exciting research
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to the deep ocean. These canyons are the conduits for transport of land-derived materials to the ocean floor in avalanche-like events called turbidity currents. Turbidity currents transport enormous amounts
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, and how strain rate influences material behaviour. The resulting experimental data will be used to validate numerical models and contribute to certification by analysis of future composite structures
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-driven materials modelling, digital research workflows, and multiscale integration for Waste-to-Value energy conversion systems. As a PhD in AIM, you will help build the first ab initio–based Digital Twin
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engineering tools. Your work will span circular materials research (plastics and metals), the creation of high-quality material models, the development of Digital Twins, and the use of AI-based methods
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in development to ensure the materials are safe, affordable, and user-friendly. The project will also explore behavioural drivers, incentives, and innovative business models to stimulate adoption
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integrated early in development to ensure the materials are safe, affordable, and user-friendly. The project will also explore behavioural drivers, incentives, and innovative business models to stimulate
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combining technology development with process modelling and assessment across the waste value chain. The members of the consortium include 4 other research Universities, 2 Universities of Applied Sciences
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. Coupling material flow models with prospective life cycle assessment (LCA), market analysis, and technology deployment scenarios to evaluate future steel production pathways and circular economy strategies
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tissue growth models, and experience with mechanical characterization of biological materials is a plus. The ability to work collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams and bridge research groups. Excellent