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Instituto de Ciência e Inovação em Engenharia Mecânica e Engenharia Industrial | Portugal | about 1 month ago
. Basic knowledge of the mechanical behaviour of composite materials. Experience with the finite element method for structural analysis. Experience in the characterisation and modelling of composite
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exploration and exploitation, integrating available geological, structural, geochemical, and drilling data. The threedimensional geometry and spatial relationships between the main geological units, structures
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morphological, structural, thermal, mechanical and surface properties (e.g., SEM, DSC, contact angle, FTIR and XRD), as well as in the evaluation of their response to ionizing radiation (X-rays). d) Preferential
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that operate at room temperature. In this project, Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations will be used to simulate defect structures of h-BN, like substitutional, vacancy and interstitial defects
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for their incorporation into different shoe-related materials such as polymers and composites. Fellows are also expected to aid in the structural characterisation of developed prototypes and carry out the preparation
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an empirical causal inference framework that combines cross-country panel econometrics with micro-level research evidence. Planned activities: (i) critical literature review; (ii) development of the structural
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to be achieved: Development of research studies aimed at understanding how business dynamics and the structural constraints of the Portuguese economy contribute to the persistent productivity gap relative
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of the historical processes underlying the construction and transformation of the vernacular architecture and landscape of Fuzeta/Moncarapacho, through the integration of bibliographic and documentary sources
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time; human resources management; quality of life and well-being; b) Experience in analysing quantitative data (e.g. European databases, structural equation modelling) and qualitative data (interviews
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anisotropy for rotating magnetocaloric effect. The aim is to optimize the magnetocrystalline anisotropy on magnetocaloric single crystal-based particles composites to maximize the rotating magnetocaloric