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structures, targeting improved optical confinement, passivation, and loss control in nanoscale photonic devices. In this project, you will be embedded in the PhotonDelta NGF program. Agentic AI for ALD
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use qualitative methods such as field observations, focus group discussions, semi-structured interviews, and participatory/ co-creation of maps. More specifically, you will: Travel to Brazil to conduct
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, lab- and pilot-scale testing, and technology evaluation, we aim to identify the most effective purification solutions. What are you going to do? · Investigate the structure and behavior
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research will help explaining how structures respond to extreme hydraulic loading and provide the scientific basis for safer and more optimized engineering solutions. This position offers a unique
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construction sites while traction-bus batteries can be repurposed as second-life energy storage for peak shaving. Job description The rapid electrification of transport, buildings, and industry is creating
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integration. Investigate how traction grids can support high-power charging at construction-sites though optimal sizing of chargers and mobile battery storage systems based on the demand and through energy
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integration, finite-volume and finite-element methods, variational formulations, structure-preserving discretisations, optimal transport, and the numerical analysis of partial differential equations. The second
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at different stages of the solving process. (2) A set of algorithms for integrating domain knowledge before optimization as priors and after optimization in the form of structured expert feedback, with
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economy. Thermal interfaces at cryogenic conditions: Many advanced technologies — like quantum computers, powerful microscopes, and chip-making tools — require extreme cooling. However, the optimal design
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structures with extraordinary precision and do so quickly enough to keep up with large-scale production. This creates a fascinating computational challenge: how can we infer hidden physical properties from