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simulations to study interfacial electronic/ionic behavior • Conduct atomistic MD simulations of battery-relevant interfaces • Develop or apply finite element models for mesoscale interface analysis • Integrate
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for the scholarships. Experience in Machine learning and/or finite element modelling would be preferable. The successful candidate will be supervised by Associate Prof. Hafizah Binti Ramli, Dr Sabrina Fawzia, and
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, with experience form at least two of the following areas: electrical/electronic measurements, optical/e-beam lithography, biology/biochemistry and finite element analysis/ADS/EMPro. Applications from
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systems (LIED, Université Paris Cité), experts in classical atomistic simulations (molecular dynamics and coarse-graining, LMCE, CEA/DAM/DIF), as well as specialists in continuum simulations (finite element
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, groundwater flow simulation, and numerical model development Basic knowledge of numerical methods for solving nonlinear systems of partial differential equations (e.g., finite volume method, finite element
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of numerical methods for solving nonlinear systems of partial differential equations (e.g., finite volume method, finite element method) Experience with open-source CFD software such as OpenFOAM, PFLOTRAN
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, biochemistry, neuroscience, electrical/electronic measurements and finite element analysis/COMSOL. Applications from both UK and overseas students are welcome. The studentship is supported for 3.5 years and
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tasks to work with, enhance or replace established methods from computational engineering and computer simulation (such as the finite element method and constitutive materials models) to represent and
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for incorporating thermomechanical modeling of the LPBF process into topology optimization schemes to minimize residual stress accumulation and improve printability. Using computational tools such as finite element
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Thermodynamics • Ability to program in Matlab or Python The following skills are desirable but not essential: • Experience in numerical methods (e.g. finite elements) Application Procedure Informal enquiries