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and numerical modelling of natural clays at both laboratory and field scale. We are active members of the ALERT Geomaterials network and other international committees. Our diverse and international
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the ability to simulate the temperature of the canopy-soil system, they provide valuable information on the interactions with the underlying surface. This is particularly important for urban areas where sparse
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and innovative methods for predicting metocean data (primarily surface waves and ocean parameters such as currents, temperature, salinity, etc.) by combining advanced numerical simulations and deep
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:100% of the full-time weekly hours Tasks: The PhD student will be responsible for the modeling and simulation of 3D reconfigurable architectures e.g. based on emerging technologies (e.g. RFETs
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, especially in ultracold quantum gases or condensed matter theory Proven analytical, computational, and modelling skills Experience with numerical simulations of quantum or many-body systems A deep curiosity
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simulation with flotation Presentation of own results at international conferences, in peer-reviewed journal publications and in a PhD thesis Cosupervision of related MSc topics and cooperation with other
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, ultimately optimising the deposition process. Additive manufacturing (AM) is a rapidly advancing technology, driving numerous innovations and finding diverse applications across industries such as aerospace
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Laboratories: Engage in research using state-of-the-art facilities. • Advanced High Performance Computing Cluster: Run advanced simulations and analyze them using numerical tools. • Global Exposure: Contribute
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and embrittlement by precisely optimizing additive manufacturing parameters. By combining experimental investigations, advanced microstructural analyses, and numerical simulations, a novel manufacturing
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& environmental risk assessment. Numerical simulation techniques for hydrogeological systems. Advanced uncertainty quantification for robust modeling. Scientific communication, including publications & conference