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progress has been made in simulating hydrogen behaviour in the presence of defects (e.g., grain boundaries) in iron, the effects of hydrogen in compositionally complex recycled steels remain poorly
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dislocations, cracks and hydrogen diffusion near precipitates embedded in ferritic iron. While considerable progress has been made in simulating hydrogen behaviour in the presence of defects (e.g., grain
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sedimentological (grain size distribution), geochemical (XRF, ICP-OES, C/N), and soil physical (density, pore volume, water conductivity) analyses in the laboratory, multivariate statistical evaluation of the data
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, you will analyse samples and field datasets from the Chimborazo debris avalanche in Ecuador, carrying out grain-size and mechanical characterisation of the deposits and interpreting photogrammetric and
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other partners within this project. In case a (moving of fixed) bed is chosen, a coarse-grained CFD-DEM model or an Eulerian model will be developed, possibly making use of correlations from particle
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protoplanetary discs matched to our nearest star-forming regions* Modelling outbursts in young stars during star cluster formation* Modelling how dust grows from micron-sized grains to km-sized planetesimals in
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infer the composition of subsurface oceans, by recognising and characterising icy grains that are originate directly from the ocean, which is an important step until lander missions, for instance such as
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of heterogeneous technologies are increasing the complexity of power delivery, thermal management, and energy optimization across the entire computing stack. Emerging technologies such as fine-grain 3D integration
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design rules to understand their chemistry and physics. You will combine coarse-grained and atomistic simulations with surrogate models and experimental insights (with Dr. Baumgartner) to understand
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hydrogen-resistant circular steels [Tata Steel; Ron Peerlings] PhD 5: Grain-boundary plasticity and damage in hydrogen-resistant circular steels [Tata Steel; Ron Peerlings] PhD 6: Pipeline fracture twin