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structure–function relationships and protein stability. In complex materials, we have made significant contributions to understanding the mechanics, thermodynamics and physical behaviour of polymers, polymer
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PhD in Computational Simulations of Turbulent Reaction Flows for Clean Energy and Sustainable Propul
The Faculty of Engineering, Department Applied Mechanics, Research Group Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics is looking for a PhD-student with a doctoral grant. More concretely your work package, for
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science. Electronic structure calculations (e.g. DFT or tight-binding methods), or thermodynamic modelling (e.g. statistical mechanics, MD or CALPHAD). Scientific data analysis. Interdisciplinary research
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-binding methods), or thermodynamic modelling (e.g. statistical mechanics, MD or CALPHAD). Scientific data analysis. Interdisciplinary research at the interface between physical sciences and AI. Personal
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other analytical services, with the managers and the administrative manager, as well as with users from outside the laboratory. Metal activity in magmatic oceans We propose to develop a thermodynamic
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of active matter and out-of-equilibrium stochastic processes: stochastic thermodynamics, entropy production, collective dynamics. • Machine-learning approaches for the physics of living systems. • Application
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in Rheology of Diluted Polymer Melts Our goal: you will investigate how dilution affects polymer melt viscosity and develop physically grounded models that connect thermodynamics, rheology, and
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various aspects of the process—such as thermodynamics, dissolution/growth kinetics, growth interface dynamics, and the generation and elimination of defects—through a multiscale and multiphysics approach
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develop physically grounded models that connect thermodynamics, rheology, and processing. Your work will generate fundamental insights that improve the predictability and efficiency of extrusion and
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science Knowledge of thermodynamics is an advantage High level of motivation, responsibility and flexibility Strong motivation and good collaborative skills Excellent English skills, written and spoken In addition