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. Knowledge of fluid mechanics, computational mechanics, mathematical modelling, numerical methods, or medical image analysis is considered an advantage. Experience with experimental fluid mechanics, laboratory
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investigating the terrestrial cryosphere and is involved in various high-level research projects and centers. (See for instance http://www.mn.uio.no/geo/english/about/organisation/geohyd and https
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cryosphere and is involved in various high-level research projects and centers. (See for instance http://www.mn.uio.no/geo/english/about/organisation/geohyd and https://www.mn.uio.no/geo/english/research
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), analytics (SEC-MALS/A4F) as well as spectroscopy (NMR/fluorescence/UV/vis) – all supported by quantitative data analysis. The PhD candidate will contribute to bridging research activities across groups based
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), analytics (SEC-MALS/A4F) as well as spectroscopy (NMR/fluorescence/UV/vis) – all supported by quantitative data analysis. The PhD candidate will contribute to bridging research activities across groups based
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to: Contribute to development and deployment of particle imaging systems for use in breaking waves, both in the field and in the lab Contribute to analysis of images, and development of the open-source analysis
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the documents as stated in "How to apply". Excellent written and oral proficiency in English Applicants with backgrounds in computational mathematics, numerical analysis, applied and computational algebra
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systems for use in breaking waves, both in the field and in the lab Contribute to analysis of images, and development of the open-source analysis software PyOPIA (https://github.com/SINTEF/pyopia
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soft materials. Be directly involved in integrating experiments and theoretical prediction. Develop a new understanding of the fundamental flow physics through theoretical and/or numerical work. Develop
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) . The section engages in theoretical, experimental and numerical fluid mechanics. This includes technology for the green transition, marine hydrodynamics, hydrodynamic waves, and continuum mechanics. This project