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. Knowledge of fluid mechanics, computational mechanics, mathematical modelling, numerical methods, or medical image analysis is considered an advantage. Experience with experimental fluid mechanics, laboratory
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Engineering Science, Simulation Science, Physics, Applied Mathematics, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field Good knowledge of fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and numerical methods Experience with scientific
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systems still face major challenges when operating in fluid environments such as air or water. Unlike ground robots, aerial and underwater robots exhibit dynamics that are strongly coupled with
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, and industrial partners, will provide interdisciplinary training spanning chemical and mechanical engineering, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), experimental combustion diagnostics, and techno
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Apply Now How to Apply Application materials should be submitted through the University of Michigan Mechanical Engineering website at https://me.engin.umich.edu/lecturersearch . To apply, please
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total appointment, averaged over the course of your PhD. Job requirements The successful candidate has the following qualifications: An MSc. degree in systems and control, fluid dynamics wind energy
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available1Company/InstituteInstitute of Fluid Flow Machinery Polish Academy of ScienceCountryPolandCityGDAŃSKPostal Code80-231StreetFISZERA 14Geofield Contact City Gdansk Website http://www.imp.gda.pl Street Fiszera
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available1Company/InstituteInstitute of Fluid Flow Machinery Polish Academy of ScienceCountryPolandCityGdanskPostal Code80-231StreetFiszera 14Geofield Contact City Gdansk Website http://www.imp.gda.pl Street Fiszera
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https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/phiv, see Section 6-1 of the PhD regulations for more information. You must have a relevant Master's degree in marine hydrodynamics, aerodynamics, fluid mechanics
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systems, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and related areas. In this position, you will work in close collaboration with researchers in power electronics, in particular Associate Professor Stig Munk Nielsen