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describing manufacturing process and structural performance are of nonlinear and multiscale nature. As those high fidelity models are not suitable for control applications, equivalent and efficient physics
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models of high-voltage components, substations and protection. What you will do Develop and validate detailed EMT models of high-voltage components in RSCAD/RTDS, for example lines and cables, transformers
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understanding and modelling of the corrosion chemistry of the molten salt nuclear fuel in contact with structural materials in the reactor core. The molten salt is a very corrosive medium at the high temperatures
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. The molten salt is a very corrosive medium at the high temperatures during reactor operation, and the long term integrity of those structural materials is of utmost importance for safety. The performance
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. In particular, the interplay between surface properties, wafer morphology, and the resulting bonding performance is still largely optimized empirically. In this postdoctoral project, you will develop
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. On the other hand, the physics-based models describing manufacturing process and structural performance are of nonlinear and multiscale nature. As those high fidelity models are not suitable for control
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characterization techniques; a problem-solving mindset and a strong motivation; detail-oriented and can perform team-oriented in a multi-disciplinary team as well as independently; fluent in English, both writing
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written and spoken English and work constructively in an interdisciplinary, international team. Experience with quantum software frameworks, high-performance computing, open-source software development
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high-value polymers from complex waste streams such as multilayer packaging and mixed plastic waste, leading to large volumes being incinerated or landfilled. Solvent based recycling offers a promising
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) for quantum communication and quantum networking. A central element of the project is the integration of high-brightness III–V photonic-crystal single-photon sources developed by our French partners with low