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(FSTM) at the University of Luxembourg contributes multidisciplinary expertise in the fields of Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences and Medicine. Through its dual mission
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scales and different phases which leads to nonlinear time and history dependent material behavior. Additionally, innovative changes are happening in the steel production process, especially in the drive
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Your Job: You will work in the Electrocatalytic Interface Engineering department, which is headed by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Simon Thiele. The department focuses on the fabrication, analysis and simulation
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Support Grant of up to £5,000 Access to Disabled Student Allowance, paid sick leave and paid parental leave Supervisor: University of Warwick: Dr Arnab Palit, Prof Andy Metcalfe Eligibility: Satisfy UKRI's
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Company description The Lab for NanoBiology (Prof. Dedecker) is an interdisciplinary research group focused on the study and visualization of molecular processes occurring in biosystems. We combine
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subsequent precipitation hardening process. In addition, promoting a circular economy in the aluminium industry by increasing recyclability and using more recycled aluminium is essential for saving resources
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period. Enquiries regarding the application process may be directed to Prof. Serena Best at smb51@cam.ac.uk or Prof.Ruth Cameron at rec11@cam.ac.uk Please quote reference LJ46434 on your application and
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conversion. Our research is at the interface between fundamental quantum physics, thermodynamics, nanotechnology, and nanofabrication. Project background This project aims to harness the remarkable properties
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interdisciplinary team from electrical, mechanical, and chemical engineering, as well as physics and chemistry, with the intention to bring promising new 2D materials out of the laboratory and into the market-place
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Assoc Prof Liton Kamruzzaman, Prof Hai Vu, Prof Graham Currie, Prof Eric Miller (University of Toronto), and Prof Roger Vickerman (University of Kent). Together, the team aims to: Define sustainable size