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Postdoctoral Research Fellow: Computational Methods for Fluid-Granular Flows Job No.: 690226 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3-year fixed-term appointment Remuneration
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UiO/Anders Lien 3rd August 2026 Languages English English English PhD Research Fellow in fluid mechanics of twisted droplet flow Apply for this job See advertisement About the position A PhD
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Research Fellow in fluid mechanics of twisted droplet flow Apply for this job See advertisement About the position A PhD Research Fellowships is available at the Department of Mathematics, University of Oslo
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1. A Ph.D. degree in Aerospace Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Applied Mathematics, or a related discipline. 2. Demonstrated expertise in turbulence modelling and compressible
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. Planned Secondments King's College London, United Kingdom (2 months): training in cardiovascular flow phantoms, computational fluid dynamics and advanced haemodynamic measurements. Ghent University, Belgium
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, capillary pressure, porosity), or fluid transport phenomena. Deep fundamental understanding of fluid transport mechanisms in tight/unconventional formations (Darcy vs. non-Darcy flow, counter-current flow
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of describing placental blood flow and biomechanics, and their impact on feto-placental exchange. This will involve employing tools from computational solid and fluid mechanics, finite element methods and
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1. Substantial experience in asymptotics, perturbation expansions, micro-hydrodynamics, elastohydrodynamics, viscous flow physics. 2. Certain programming and analytical skills
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to characterize and manage fracture connectivity and optimize fluid distribution within granites and sedimentary rocks, maximize heat sweep efficiency, reduce preferential flow through highly conductive fractures
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degree in mechanical/aerospace/civil engineering with strong expertise in experimental and computational fluid dynamics. The candidate must have experiences in coding, designing and developing flow