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integrating advanced sediment transport and groundwater flow models, leveraging insights from fluvial hydraulics and new field experiments.The PhD candidate will work on: Collecting and analyzing data from
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. Note that the UGent scholarship covers 24 months of salary (at the excellent, Belgium-standard rate), and the remaining 24 months must be funded through other sources, e.g. your current employer or home
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uncertainty on the energy yield modeled during the design of the wind farm, increasing the risk for wind farm operators. To reduce this, additional insights are needed. In this PhD, the main focus will
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thesis, (assignment) report or other publication demonstrating your experience in numerical modelling of (complex) fluid flow problems. Specific experience in the modelling of hydrodynamics (turbulence
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, contains: The VUB Acoustics and Vibrations Research group has a core focus on wind energy as a member of OWI-lab. Our vision is to bring methodological advancements all the way to application in industry
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-Euclidean spaces. It in particular deals with data on a circle, a hypersphere, a torus, ...Such data are omnipresent in applications (e.g. wind directions or orientations, escape directions of animals
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immunology (e.g. in vivo models, flow cytometry, imaging) Motivation to learn and apply computational biology/bioinformatics approaches (training will be provided). Some background in programming is therefore
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monitoring will also be integrated into this PhD. Thermal prediction models are currently implemented on a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), while the thermal PI controller (which will be further developed
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model and patient samples. Job requirements Essential Requirements: Master's degree in Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Molecular or Structural Biology, Biological/Medical Sciences, or a closely related field
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Saelens team. Research Project In this research project you will develop probabilistic deep-learning models that automatically extract biological and statistical knowledge from in vivo perturbational omics