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will work towards the specific challenge of understanding the formation of bandgaps in swept wing transitional fluid flows and using them to suppress wave-like boundary layer instabilities, thus delaying
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-conductivity room-temperature liquid metal (non-toxic and non-combustible) as the heat transfer fluid, aiming to achieve a 30% reduction in cost and a 50% reduction in critical materials. Your Role: The Heart
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horizontal “team spirit” and continuously traverse boundaries between theory, simulations, and experiments towards understanding and controlling fluid flows. Our team, strives for a co-creative and stimulating
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how to safely utilize AI in our daily lives. This PhD project has three objectives: (1) Build an app containing children’s games that assesses fluid intelligence accessible to both humans and AI. (2
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, Utrecht University and the Alfred Wegener Institute (Germany), and you will have the opportunity for research visits to AWI during this project. This vacancy is positioned within the Environmental Fluid
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in hemodialysis patients. Your work will involve: Developing in silico models using computational fluid dynamics combined with macroscopic thrombus formation modelling. Creating in vitro microfluidic
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positions (1, 2 or 3) has your preference, and why. A Master’s degree in physics, planetary science, astrochemistry, applied mathematics, fluid dynamics or a closely related field (depending on the chosen PhD
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. Our research is clustered in three focal areas: Fluids, Bio and Soft Matter (FBSM); Plasmas and Beams (PB); and Nano, Quantum and Photonics (NQP). Our shared ambition is to equip the next generation of
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dispersion. Yet conventional Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) workflows rely on watertight geometric models and volumetric meshes that are slow, complex, and costly to produce. Within the POINT-TWINS project
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geothermal heat, CO2 and hydrogen. Repeated fluid pumping could lead to clogging of fluid pathways. Are you ready to dive into the how, using cutting-edge imaging techniques? Then the Department of Earth