40 computational-solid-mechanics Postdoctoral positions in engineering in Netherlands
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23 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Computer science » Programming Engineering » Electrical engineering Engineering » Mechanical
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ago, to the quantum sensors and computers of today, quantum mechanics governs how these microscopic objects and devices behave. In contrast, at the macroscopic scale, quantum effects are elusive
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Large Eddy Simulations, turbulence research, and the Julia programming language is an advantage but not required. Interest in the intersection of solid/fluid mechanics. Ability to work independently
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Simulations, turbulence research, and the Julia programming language is an advantage but not required. Interest in the intersection of solid/fluid mechanics. Ability to work independently. Excellent command
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, physics, applied mathematics, engineering, computer science or related discipline. Strong skills in fluid mechanics and numerical modelling. Experience with large observational data sets of environmental
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. Experience with computational solid mechanics, computational soft tissue mechanics, or a closely related mechanics field. Well-developed coding expertise in Python, Julia, C++, Fortran, or a similar scientific
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will investigate whether these interactions can be exploited to create a new MR contrast mechanism that is particularly sensitive to microscopic susceptibility-induced field variations, such as those
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to shaping the next steps of the research. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will: Use existing computational tools and research foundations to investigate promising concrete architectures. Design and perform
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Join the M-WAVE team to develop a forward operator for land data assimilation. Job description Challenge: Understanding the climatic drivers of crop failure, monitoring crop growth and implementing
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construction machinery using the trolleybus network as an energy source. This Postdoc is part of the EU-funded GRID4CITY project, within the Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) Partnerships program call 2025-26