30 optimization-nonlinear-functions PhD positions at University of Twente in Netherlands
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to tutor MSc students who do their final assignment on sub-projects pertaining to the current research project. The PhD research will be performed in the chair of Nonlinear Solid Mechanics. Information and
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Vacancies PhD position on ‘Quantitative and Spatially Resolved Mechanical and Electrical Characterization of high tech functionalized Pigments‘ Key takeaways In this project, you will develop and
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Vacancies PhD Position on Multiscale Mechanical and Performance Modelling of Solid Oxide Electrolyser Cells and Stacks Key takeaways High-Temperature Solid Oxide Electrolysers (SOECs) are a
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Vacancies PhD ESG-Based Decision-Making for Customer Portfolio Management Key takeaways Insurance companies play a key role in financial markets—not by generating direct monetary value, but by
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at the interface of applied mathematics and process optimization in the medical laboratory context. Your contributions will be to gain mathematical insights and ensure that these translate into real-world impact
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, Surfaces & Systems (MS3), part of the Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET), is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to investigate magnet-to-metal adhesive bonding. Research in the Surface Technology
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microstructural mechanisms. If the roll force is not precisely controlled, it can negatively impact the final properties of the steel sheet, undermining previous optimization efforts and increasing scrap rates
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constant adaption of intervention strategies, necessitating responsible use of our resources. These dual pressures highlight the need for innovative solutions to ease the burden on healthcare systems
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contribute to optimizing the net removal of Greenhouse gas emissions by assessing the contribution of sustainable land-use changes in different environments. To achieve this, EARTHONE will follow a
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Vacancies PhD position in Advanced bonding for magnet-metal systems Key takeaways The Surface Technology and Tribology group at the Department of Mechanics of Solids, Surfaces & Systems (MS3), part