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agent-based models (ABM) to simulate how people move, make activity choices, and interact with their environment; ultimately helping to design equitable, active, and healthy urban spaces. Besides that
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candidate “Designing for movement: modelling physical activity in urban environments using Agent-Based simulation”! You will explore how urban environments shape physical activity and health. Your job In
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contrast, analysis of systemic risks embraces complex interactions among elements/agents, adjusting expectations, mechanisms of contagion dynamics, feedbacks, and non-linear tipping. The SPHINX research
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of systemic risks embraces complex interactions among elements/agents, adjusting expectations, mechanisms of contagion dynamics, feedbacks, and non-linear tipping. The SPHINX research program aims
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11 Nov 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Research Field Economics » Environmental economics Economics » Financial science Engineering » Simulation
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volatile geopolitics. Shortages, trade frictions, and financial mismatches can stall otherwise viable tipping dynamics and establish carbon-intensive lock-ins. This PhD will develop an agent-based inspired
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sciences, economics and regulation. Job description The project of the PhD student based at CWI in Amsterdam will focus on techno-economic models (and in particular multi-agent modeling) of energy exchange
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with unprecedented detail, enabling dynamic, data-driven insight into the recoverable value of materials. Agentic AI systems will be designed to autonomously explore and propose optimal dismantling
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and hydroeconomics. You have strong quantitative and methodological skills, such as (spatial) data analysis, hydrological modelling, AI-based or agent-based modelling. You have experience with
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the development of a Virtual Training Environment (VTE) for disaster response simulation, integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) with Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) using smart sensor networks, and