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Department: Department of Construction Engineering Regime Full-time Let’s shape the future - University of Antwerp The University of Antwerp is a dynamic, forward-thinking, European university. We
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models combining machine learning, and physics-of-failure (PoF) approaches using in-situ data • You work on projects independently • You will present your work at international conferences and
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are looking for a highly motivated and skilled PhD researcher to work on structural surrogates of offshore wind foundations through graph-based machine learning. Our goal is to perform full-structure
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The research group Mechanics of Materials and Structures at Ghent University (UGent-MMS) has 4 vacancies for PhD and postdoc research in the field of fibre-reinforced composites. The vacancies
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data through advanced ex-situ measurement technologies. The group’s ambition is to develop a robust framework for capturing high-quality data from their in-house hybrid additive-subtractive research
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the immune response to mpox in both animal models and in vitro systems. We are looking for a motivated PhD student to help advance this line of research. As a PhD student, you will: Design and conduct
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or altered behavioral responses in ASD models How these changes reflect underlying shifts in cortical circuit function You will work within the Bonin and Farrow Labs, which brings deep expertise in
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or altered behavioral responses in ASD models How these changes reflect underlying shifts in cortical circuit function You will work within the Bonin and Farrow Labs, which brings deep expertise in
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, contains: The VUB Acoustics and Vibrations Research group has a core focus on wind energy as a member of OWI-lab. Our vision is to bring methodological advancements all the way to application in industry
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achieve this, the PhD candidate will employ advanced in situ and ex situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM) methods, alongside electron diffraction techniques, to investigate structural changes and