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-resolved simulations. In case a fluidized bed is chosen, a traditional Eulerian Two-Fluid model (TFM) will be compared with a novel Lagrangian Continuous Particle Model (CPM). Initially, engineering
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University of Technology and Erasmus University Rotterdam (in the Resilient Delta initiative). In this postdoc position, you will genuinely be a transdisciplinary researcher, simultaneously participating in
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Join TUNED and develop the models that will enable engineers to design tunnels in deep clay formations - an essential step in the Netherlands' journey towards safe, long-term disposal of nuclear
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difference wave-equation solvers such as SeisSol or SPECFEM3D. Affinity with the advancement of geothermal energy. TU Delft (Delft University of Technology) Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions
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position is part of TUNED (TUnnelontwerp en engineering voor een geologische eindberging in kleilagen in NEDerland), a 4-year research project bringing together TU Delft, COVRA, EURIDICE, Fugro, ONDRAF/NIRAS
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join the Department of Hydraulic Engineering at TU Delft’s Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences. The department conducts research and education in hydraulic, coastal, river and offshore
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missions to icy moons and related technology developments (including payloads) and observations (JWST), and refine our understanding of subsurface ocean composition and icy moons’ habitability. With
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Help build a needle-free future for dialysis patients. Join TU Delft and LUMC to develop a transcutaneous vascular access, uniting biomaterials, medical technology and clinical nephrology. Job
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. An example is the extension to turbulence statistics, rather than just mean velocity profiles. You will join the Process & Energy (P&E) department at TU Delft’s Mechanical Engineering faculty, working in a lab
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. The project will be conducted within the Process and Energy Department at the faculty of Mechanical Engineering at TU Delft, under supervision of Dr. Mahinder Ramdin and Prof. Rene Pecnik. Job requirements The