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candidate will work closely with researchers specializing in rock mechanics, underground construction, geophysics and geology, while interacting regularly with industrial stakeholders. Duties As a PhD student
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will work closely with researchers specializing in rock mechanics, underground construction, geophysics and geology, while interacting regularly with industrial stakeholders. Duties As a PhD student, you
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mechanics, underground construction, geophysics and geology, while interacting regularly with industrial stakeholders. Duties As a PhD student, you will: - conduct independent research through numerical
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. Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding the relationships between catalyst structure, interfacial processes, local reaction environments, and electrochemical performance. The project aims
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of electronic and ionic transport and structure–property relationships in functional materials. Integration of developed materials into soft and deformable thermal energy-harvesting devices. Characterization and
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characterization of soft MIEC materials. Development and characterization of functional separator materials. Investigation of electronic and ionic transport and structure–property relationships in functional
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Materials, with a focus on the design and structuring of advanced sorbent materials for environmental and gas-cleaning applications. The research subject “Engineering Materials” has ongoing research programs
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ability to work independently and in a structured manner, good collaboration skills, good ability to express yourself in spoken and written English. Additional qualifications Experience in one or more of
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understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying MS with access to world-class clinical cohorts. You will benefit from a collaborative, interdisciplinary, and international research environment dedicated
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PhD Position in Engineering Materials Project: Development and Characterization of Advanced Sorbents
). The division is part of the Department of Engineering Science and Mathematics. The department has several other research topics with activities that border on material technology, such as materials mechanics and