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. This interdisciplinary approach relies on the complementary expertise of S. Giordano (IEMN), who will develop a multiscale mathematical model of the multicellular system, and F. Anquez (PhLAM), who will lead the imaging
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interests including, but not limited to: Quantum Materials & Devices: Design, synthesis, and multiscale modeling of materials for quantum computing, light-driven phenomena, advanced sensing, and solid-state
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suboptimal thermal performance and energy inefficiencies. This programme focuses on the development of multiscale models that will improve our understanding of how microstructural changes in materials and
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and multiscale modelling of helium effects in irradiated Fe–Cr alloys. The position focuses on computational materials science and atomistic simulations. The successful candidate will contribute
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existing and new computational methods to study multiscale processes in catalysis and photochemistry. Other projects that align with our general interest are also possible. Please see https://sdonglab.org
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multiscale levels. We have extensive state-of-the-art computational and experimental research infrastructures available for you, and DTU provides access to high-performance computing resources. Research
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physics-informed and physics-ML hybrid approaches that integrate domain knowledge with data-driven methods to advance hydrological process understanding and prediction. Conduct multimodal, multiscale data
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for Multiscale Offshore Structures), which develops integrated AI methods for the analysis, design, monitoring, and control of floating offshore systems. Multi-modular floating structures are emerging as a
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researchers where appropriate. • Contribute to the visibility of the project through publications, presentations and collaborative activities. Where to apply Website https://recruitment.icmab.es/job-list
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multiscale computational models that connect component-scale loading conditions with grain-scale degradation processes in polycrystalline metallic alloys. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding