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short fiber thermoplastic composites Develop and validate numerical models and simulations to predict material and component performance Be prepared for changes to your work duties after employment
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of Engineering. Join a renowned research team dedicated to pushing the boundaries of testing, modelling, and simulation of the next generation of energy-absorbing materials and structures. Duties of the position
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energy systems. The work will build upon theoretical and simulation-based models developed at NTNU and MIT. As different carbon-free energy carriers are expected to be highly connected in the future
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, (iv) modeling of the physics of the processes. Duties of the position Complete the doctoral education until obtaining a doctorate Design and fabrication of engineered surfaces and devices in the clean
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theory (state observers, parameter identification), mathematics of partial differential equations, modelling and simulation, machine learning/reinforcement learning. Experience with design of state- and
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, compared with state-of-the-art rule-based methods as baselines. Design of control barrier functions (CBFs) considered for safeguarding control setpoints. Dynamic programming and model-predictive control
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. This implies hydrodynamic modelling, including numerical simulations. We are looking for a skilled person with basic knowledge of hydrodynamics/fluid mechanics and who is motivated for working with modelling
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participate in the planning and running of experiments and be in charge of analyzing data from experiments, as well as performing modeling work of the phenomenon. The candidate will collaborate closely with
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application process here. About the position Become a PhD within fire safety and CFD modelling of fire development. Fires cause deaths and injuries, economic and heritage losses and environmental harm. The risk
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-service data from modern ships. Improving and/or further developing ship performance models by combining data driven framework with first-principle physics (i.e., conventional methods for prediction