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collide, condense and evaporate. Guided by the results from the field campaigns, a new Microphysics Informed Large-Eddy-Simulation (MiLES) model will be developed. The tested and verified MiLES will be
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molecular dynamics simulations, in close collaboration with leading European research institutes and steel industry partners. Job description At TU Delft, you will contribute to a transformative research
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at the atomic scale, using density functional theory-accurate machine-learned potentials and molecular dynamics simulations, in close collaboration with leading European research institutes and steel industry
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Are you eager to perform quantum simulations in a lively, international research group? Do you enjoy creating complex machines that have never existed before? Do you want to explore physics
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Help accelerate the electrification of industry by combining molecular and process-scale simulations for high-temperature thermal energy storage. Job description Carbon-based chemicals are essential
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Help build the model library at the heart of UTOPYS, a new national facility for real-time power system simulations. Job description Future power systems are converter-dominated, fast, and
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to accurately predict and simulate the effect of the best possible treatment for a patient. We foster an open culture with generally accessible collaboration. Moreover, we strive for equal opportunities
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problems in bioinformatics. This project is part of the Faculty of Science's new Quantum Simulation for Molecular and Material Design (Q-MMD) programme. You will join a growing interdisciplinary team at
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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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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 and remote sensing data from