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Transport in Fractured Rocks Are you interested in working on cutting-edge research in hydrogeology, with the support of competent and friendly colleagues in an international environment? Are you looking
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fracture mechanisms in heterogeneous or composite materials. Development and implementation of advanced constitutive models and computational mechanics methodologies. Processing and analysis of experimental
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sensor data, and (iii) sophisticated fatigue analysis models combining advanced fracture mechanics with crack initiation and growth simulation. Additionally, you will explore fatigue mitigation strategies
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of complex thermo-mechanical behaviour (e.g., plasticity, damage, fracture) in engineering materials at different length scales, which emerges from the physics and mechanics of the underlying multi-phase
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sensor data, and (iii) sophisticated fatigue analysis models combining advanced fracture mechanics with crack initiation and growth simulation. Additionally, you will explore fatigue mitigation strategies
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the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, stress–strain behaviour, and fracture energy; (ii) the dynamic observation of microcrack initiation, closure, and
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Precipitation (MICP) is a process used in geotechnical engineering and heritage preservation to improve the mechanical properties of low-cohesive soils and porous granular media, or to heal fractures that form in
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. Investigation of tool wear and damage mechanisms under severe thermo-mechanical loading conditions. Numerical modelling of crack initiation and crack propagation in tools using advanced fracture mechanics
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., plasticity, damage, fracture) in engineering materials at different length scales, which emerges from the physics and mechanics of the underlying multi-phase microstructure. An integrated numerical
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injection into wells, allows monitoring of the system's response to a known disturbance. This offers a unique opportunity to establish causal relationships between variations in fluid pressure, fracture