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Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung | Sylt Ost, Schleswig Holstein | Germany | 10 days ago
hydroacoustic mapping, environmental sensors and targeted sediment and pore-water sampling. The monitoring and detection approaches developed in the Baltic Sea will subsequently be applied and adapted
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the cell response. A key innovation in this PhD project is to engineer environmentally (cell)-instructive hydrogels with controlled architecture (pore size, network interconnectivity) and mechanical
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gaps exist regarding the multiscale behaviour of these treatments, from microscale pore interactions to macroscale building performance. This project will advance beyond the state of the art by
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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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, microscopy, spectroscopy, pore-structure characterization, geochemistry. You are interested in interdisciplinary research at the interface of materials science and microbiology and are motivated to acquire
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molecular-level reaction mechanisms to materials performance. This is what you are going to do Synthesize and characterize porous MOFs and MOF thin films, including tailoring pore and surface chemistry and
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between peptides and surfaces, including MOFs, and unravel the physical mechanisms of their aggregation at these surfaces. Build a highly coarse-grained model for MOFs with tunable pore and surface
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are going to do Synthesize and characterize porous MOFs and MOF thin films, including tailoring pore and surface chemistry and loading selected peptides into the materials. Develop and run in situ ATR
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thermodynamic framework capable of simulating chloride penetration, interaction with cement hydration products, and changes in pore solution chemistry over time. Experimental chloride concentration profiles
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, from fundamental theory, laboratory experiments, and detailed numerical simulations, to mesoscale pore network modeling and upscaling to continuum-scale theories that can be applied in application