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, qualification, and deployment of AI agents and models, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation codes, and Finite Element Method (FEM) based tools for nuclear energy (fission and fusion) applications
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Strong background in biomechanics, biomedical engineering, computational mechanics, or equivalent fields. Strong foundation in numerical methods, especially the finite element method. Proficient in python
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field Strong expertise in composite materials, their deformation and failure, and finite element modelling relevant to aerospace or impact applications Experience with high‑rate experimental methods
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, or a related field • Strong expertise in composite materials, their deformation and failure, and finite element modelling relevant to aerospace or impact applications • Experience with high‑rate
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analysis of structural degradation in laminated composite architectures. Their primary focus lies in the formulation of high-fidelity numerical frameworks, incorporating advanced finite element methodologies
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integration, finite-volume and finite-element methods, variational formulations, structure-preserving discretisations, optimal transport, and the numerical analysis of partial differential equations. The second
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of the following areas: surface characterization using spectroscopy and electron microscopy; macroscale electrochemistry; Finite Element Modeling with COMSOL Multiphysics; and an appreciation
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of the position is the development and application of finite element methods for modelling static strength and fatigue behaviour, as well as design and optimization of complex structures. You will work
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structure-preserving methods for mathematical models of physical systems, including topics such as geometric numerical integration, finite-volume and finite-element methods, variational formulations
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methods. Additionally, you will develop/refine finite element and numerical analysis models to portray shear strength response as a function of temperature, and to attempt to ultimately reconcile those