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Engineering, Radiation Science & Technology, and Engineering Physics. We are also training the next generation of high school teachers. Click here to go to the website of the Faculty of Applied Sciences
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well as a wise use of machine learning methods. The candidate should hold an MSc degree in Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, or the equivalent. The PhD position is firmly embedded in a physics
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to contact (Lionel. Hirschberg ([email protected] ) About the organisation At the Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET), we work on engineering for impact: developing smart, sustainable, human-centred
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Are you fascinated by controlling magnetic matter by femtosecond laser pulses, eager to explore the underlying physical mechanisms, and passionate to develop a generic tool to ‘print’ complex
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A PhD position is available in the Advanced Production Engineering (APE) research group at the Engineering and Technology institute Groningen (ENTEG), Faculty of Science and Engineering. In
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technologies based on a digital twin. The digital twin will combine information from the physical structure with models and monitoring data to assess its current structural state and predict its remaining
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of complex thermo-mechanical behaviour (e.g., plasticity, damage, fracture) in engineering materials at different length scales, which emerges from the physics and mechanics of the underlying multi-phase
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the programme. Job requirements An MSc degree in Mechanical engineering, Chemical engineering, Applied physics, or related field is required. Knowledge and proven experience with reactor modeling and multiphase
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(see Cyron et al., 2016 ). You will then simulate cartilage microtissues growing inside engineered, confining microenvironments and investigate the key parameters influencing the growth process, with a
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. An example is the extension to turbulence statistics, rather than just mean velocity profiles. You will join the Process & Energy (P&E) department at TU Delft’s Mechanical Engineering faculty, working in a lab