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utilizing a self-healing, renewable surface, liquid metal walls bypass many of the degradation mechanisms that plague solids. Liquids are mostly immune to neutron damage. They can operate beyond conduction
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metals offer a radical departure from solid state armour. By utilizing a self-healing, renewable surface, liquid metal walls bypass many of the degradation mechanisms that plague solids. Liquids are mostly
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Explore trace element thermodynamics in high-temperature systems to control steel quality in the green transition—a PhD bridging experiments, modelling, and industrial impact. Job description The
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funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Effect of Tramp Elements effect of tramp elements in martensitic stainless steels Job
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Effect of Tramp Elements effect of tramp elements in martensitic stainless steels Job description As the steel industry moves towards a more sustainable future, increasing the use of recycled scrap
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ice, using a framework consisting of an ocean Large Eddy Simulation (LES) and a Discrete Element Model (DEM) of sea ice. Results from these simulations will be validated against a combination of in-situ
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, IEEE IV and RadarConf. For your research, you will have access to extensive computing resources at TU Delft, ranging from personal workstations and shared GPU servers to the Delft AI Cluster and the
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shared GPU servers to the Delft AI Cluster and the DelftBlue supercomputer. Your supervisors will be Prof. Dariu Gavrila and Dr. Julian Kooij. Job requirements We are looking for a candidate with: An MSc
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microstructure in materials. A distinctive element of the project is its data-driven approach. Together with colleagues at Saxion University of Applied Sciences, you will contribute to the development of machine
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understood. Within this position, you will investigate the atomistic mechanisms underlying hydrogen embrittlement (HE) in circular steels, with a particular focus on the role of tramp elements