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· developong new genetic algorithms related to finite element (FE) modeling · presentation of results and their disseminatio The successful candidates must be enrolled in PhD School program
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that are listed below. Solid background in Structural Dynamics, Finite Element Modelling and Nonlinear Structural Analysis. Strong analytical and technical problem-solving skills, with a solid foundation in
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critical qualifications and technical skills that are listed below. Solid background in Structural Dynamics, Finite Element Modelling and Nonlinear Structural Analysis. Strong analytical and technical
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engineering, structural dynamics, basic isolation, finite element modelling. Proficiency and/or interest in programming languages (e.g. MATLAB, Python, R) and software platforms such as OpenSees, ABAQUS, LS
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and photon indistinguishability towards unity. The primary responsibilities of the PhD students include: Employ numerical simulation techniques based on Fourier Modal Method and the Finite Element
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finite element models of offshore structures with emphasis on damage modelling Calculation of linear and nonlinear response of offshore structures exposed to various loading scenarios in-cluding
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(mechanical, electromagnetic, and, possibly, fluid-dynamic) and multi-scale simulations for drone components using finite element tools (e.g., Abaqus, Comsol). · Supporting the development of an AI
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simulation techniques based on finite element and multibody dynamics formulations. Your tasks involve developing new elements tailored to the multi-physical effects seen in high-performance mechatronics
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experimentation and finite-element modelling. Research themes would be flexible including green steel formability under the EPSRC ADAP‑EAF programme for automotive and packaging applications; or micromechanical
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models combined with the finite element method. Constitutive relations are required to describe material behavior. Advanced stainless steel typically possess complex microstructures across various length