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(material) scales, using a combination of experimental and numerical techniques. Current research is focused on sustainability-related topics, such as alternative materials, ageing and healing response
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of pavements. All these topics are addressed at various (material) scales, using a combination of experimental and numerical techniques. Current research is focused on sustainability-related topics, such as
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, a key component of natural gas and a by-product of numerous industrial processes such as naphtha cracking, presents a compelling opportunity. Current practices, such as combusting methane to sustain
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essential for transitioning to a carbon-neutral and energy-efficient society. Methane, a key component of natural gas and a by-product of numerous industrial processes such as naphtha cracking, presents a
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adaptation and learning from their experiences. Using a combination of theory, numerical experiments and precision desktop experiments, we will create 3D materials with self-adapting elastic elements
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by-product of numerous industrial processes such as naphtha cracking, presents a compelling opportunity. Current practices, such as combusting methane to sustain energy-intensive operations
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. More broadly, you will collaborate extensively with the members of the Accounting Research Group. You will be able to benefit from the department’s strong research focus and its numerous resources (e.g
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, multiphysics simulations, device implementation, and experimental validation. Key responsibilities: Develop theoretical and numerical models of piezoelectric energy harvesters under heavy-load conditions. Design
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international standing. You will be based at GRAPPA — an internationally recognized hub in gravitation, astroparticle physics, and cosmology. GRAPPA hosts experts in gravitational waves, numerical relativity
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research groups in Europe. You will be able to benefit from the department’s strong research focus and its numerous resources (e.g., databases, research seminars, brown bags and reading groups, career