24 advance-structure-modeling-"University-of-Exeter" PhD positions at University of Twente
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Vacancies PhD Position: Advancing Kinematic Couplings for Precision Alignment Applications Key takeaways The challenge This PhD research focuses on the advanced design and analysis of kinematic
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, and exchange of construction planning plans · model conceptually the interdependencies between stakeholders involved in the planning and programming of clusters of infrastructure and building
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Vacancies PhD position: Enabling Membrane-Based Industrial Effluent Reuse using Model Predictive Control Key takeaways The Netherlands is a water-scarce country. We therefore need to focus
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Vacancies PhD position PRE-MADONA: Governance Structures for the Digital Transformation of Mass-Scale Renovation Processes Key takeaways The Netherlands faces the enormous challenge of renovating
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Vacancies PhD position on bridging the gap between Paper based Systems Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering Key takeaways Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) has been the promise
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and supply chains. Advancements in geospatial analytics, climate modelling, and financial risk assessment now allow a more precise evaluation of climate-induced risks. Integrating these disciplines
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reconstruct the structural models, with an emphasis on picking and combining the right techniques, as well as quantifying the uniqueness of information obtained. Position Overview: You will develop an in-house
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approach is to apply foundational techniques grounded in logic, semantics, and verification. This work takes place within the CYCLIC project: Cyclic Structures in Programs and Proofs, a collaboration among
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principles with micromachined mechanical sensors that measure the flow through the bending or displacement of a mechanical structure. In this way, we expect that, in addition to mass flow, many relevant gas
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based hydrological modelling with observational data. The research involves setting up an integrated hydrological model that collects both vertical and lateral hydrological processes, from the atmosphere