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Simone Ruggeri. You will also collaborate with a PhD student working at TU Delft, who will use molecular modelling to simulate the milk fat globules and plant lipid droplets and guide the experimental work
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use molecular modelling to simulate the milk fat globules and plant lipid droplets and guide the experimental work. Your qualities We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with a background in
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from open water and polynyas drive snowfall and melt events; and running regional climate model simulations to project future Greenland surface mass balance under different sea ice scenarios. You will
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strong energy systems knowledge, electricity, heat, and gas system components and flexibility modelling & simulation, and research software development skills that want to develop cutting-edge knowledge
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theoretical modeling, numerical simulation, and experimental validation. Key objectives can include: Developing theoretical and computational models for friction-induced damping in joints and interfaces
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working in a collaborative research environment. It is a plus, not a requirement, if you are already familiar with cosmological or N‑body simulations, basic concepts in gravitational wave data analysis
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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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ignore physical constraints, and evaluation of performance and regulatory requirements requires computationally expensive simulations. Moreover, a complete vessel design involves far more than just
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ignore physical constraints, and evaluation of performance and regulatory requirements requires computationally expensive simulations. Moreover, a complete vessel design involves far more than just
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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