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Doctoral Researcher in Numerical Modeling of Sea Ice Employer AALTO UNIVERSITY Location Finland (FI) Closing date 16 Sep 2026 View more categories View less categories Job Type Research Related
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engineering, chemical engineering, electrochemistry, physics, applied mathematics, computational engineering or a related discipline Sound knowledge of numerical modelling and physics-based battery
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a Doctoral Researcher in Numerical Modeling of Sea Ice We are seeking a highly motivated Doctoral Researcher to join our ice mechanics research group at Aalto University to work on collaborative
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solutions across Finnish bedrock Developing numerical, probabilistic, and analytical models that optimise cavern shape and depth under combined internal gas pressure and anisotropic in-situ stress
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Efficient and Reliable Numerical Solution of Dynamic Optimization School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering PhD Research Project Self Funded Dr Yuanbo Nie Application Deadline: Applications
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Flanders Hydraulics. Our team, the Coastal Engineering Research Group at Ghent University, leads the hydrodynamics component of the project through numerical modelling, wave-flume experiments and field
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electric steels of different grades and thicknesses. Contribute to the implementation of the dynamic vector models in the finite element code Numerical analysis of additional losses in the operating
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exactly solvable models) alongside large-scale numerical simulations on high-performance computing facilities Characterize the transitions that govern quantum information protection, from encoding and
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behaivour of perforated steel roof deck systems exposed to different fire scenarios. The research methods include furnace fire tests, numerical simulations and analyses on the full-scale perforated
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combined numerical and experimental approach will be adopted, exploiting testing facilities available at the two institutions (e.g. furnaces at ULiège, radiant panel at UGent) and at partner