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Job description : ACER is excited to announce open rank positions for post-doctoral researchers dedicated to advancing the fields of Carbon Negative technology, Capture methods, Utilization processes, and Storage solutions. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to engage in...
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20th June 2025 Languages English English English The Department of Physics has a vacancy for a Postdoc position in multiphase flow in porous media Apply for this job See advertisement This is NTNU
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responsible for conducting numerical and theoretical studies of turbulent flows and their associated geometric structures, focusing on passive and active scalar fronts, multiphase mixing layers, and
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applicant must have a high level of hand-on experience in CFD, specifically in modeling of turbulent and multiphase flows, and be able to model and analyse thermodynamic cycles. In addition, the selected
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applicant must have a high level of hand-on experience in CFD, specifically in modeling of turbulent and multiphase flows, and be able to model and analyse thermodynamic cycles. In addition, the selected
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on the fundamentals of fluid flow in porous materials, particularly regarding viscoelastic and multiphase flows. To this end, you will mainly use time-resolved X-ray micro-computed tomography, e.g. to perform novel X
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Engineering or related field by the start date with expertise in optical diagnostics, high-speed or multiphase flows, and flow physics. Experience in laser-based velocimetry, data processing, and machine
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to lead a project related to the transport of bacteria in porous media and multiphase flow. A PhD degree in engineering or earth science is needed. 75% - Conduct laboratory experiments related
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will be part of a team working overall on the implementation of 5D ED to solve and map the structures within multiphased particles during reactions and during changes in the environment. Each team
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will be part of a team working overall on the implementation of 5D ED to solve and map the structures within multiphased particles during reactions and during changes in the environment. Each team