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to science, engineering and society. You will focus on optimization-based, data-driven and partially model-based control methods. You will have access to a strong research network and a broad range of
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LiDAR based foundation models to radar, as well as the development of multimodal foundation models incorporating radar. A further challenge is how different radar representations and sensor configurations
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different radar representations and sensor configurations can be accommodated within a general foundation model framework, and to what extent a common model can generalize across them. Research directions may
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. The project will bridge wind farm aerodynamics, advanced control, system identification, filtering, and data-driven modelling, with a strong emphasis on combining physical knowledge with measurements rather
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software developers to integrate data‑driven models with mechanistic or physics‑based models and domain expertise; showing thought leadership on applying data & AI-solutions in the food & biobased domain
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multidisciplinary environments Curiosity-driven and self-motivated working attitude Knowledge of biomechanical modeling, anatomy, vision-based motion capture, machine learning, control systems Keep in mind
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project developing next-generation circular steels that can safely operate in hydrogen environments. By combining advanced experiments with multiscale modelling, CIRHY enables reliable, sustainable steels
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geoscience, energy systems, materials modelling, fluid dynamics, and other scientific and engineering domains where data-driven models must interact with physical knowledge. Such problems raise fundamental
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-year research and innovation programme developing next-generation circular steels that can safely operate in hydrogen environments. By combining advanced experiments with multiscale modelling, CIRHY aims
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combining advanced experiments with multiscale modelling, CIRHY enables reliable, sustainable steels for future infrastructure and industry. The project was granted by the Dutch national funding agency NWO in