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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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with dislocations and how hydrogen modifies these interactions Develop a DFT-accurate machine-learned interatomic potential (MLIP) for a multi-component Fe alloy system, enabling predictive molecular
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embrittlement (HE) in circular steels, with a particular focus on the role of tramp elements at experimentally informed microstructural features. You will combine first-principles modelling and machine-learning
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manufacturing approaches, investigating melt behaviour, densification, defect formation, and microstructure in materials. A distinctive element of the project is its data-driven approach. Together with colleagues
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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Leverage computer vision, smart
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19 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Twente (UT) Research Field Engineering » Civil engineering Engineering » Computer engineering Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher
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public-private partnerships. To support this activity, ESA is launching complementary activities under Element 3 of the programme agreed upon at the Council meeting at ministerial level in 2025 (CM25
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mechanics, finite element modeling, and multi-scale biomechanics who is motivated to work at the interface of cardiac mechanobiology, machine learning, and scientific software development. You will be part of
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, increasing steel circularity introduces microstructural complexity through tramp elements, precipitates, inclusions and segregation phenomena. While considerable progress has been made in understanding
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embrittlement is one of the major barriers to the safe deployment of hydrogen technologies. At the same time, increasing steel circularity introduces microstructural complexity through tramp elements