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and develop a nonlinear absorber to control very low-frequency vibrations in an underwater structure. The project will have a scientific focus on studies in vibroacoustics and nonlinear dynamics from
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generation. The impossibility to compromise safety or the environmental footprint of such systems means that in early design stages designers must now understand and account for nonlinear vibration phenomena
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detection and sensory applications are increasingly influenced by multiphysics phenomena. While these effects were once considered noise, advances in sensor miniaturization and sensitivity have made them
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Partnership between KU Leuven and Eindhoven University of Technology’. It focuses on the innovative application of elastic metamaterials for transient and low-frequency vibration mitigation—with a specific
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vibrations induced by railway traffic, using nonlinear and spatially varying metamaterials. Despite decades of research, low-frequency railway vibrations (4–20 Hz) remain a persistent challenge, affecting both
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including 16 PhD students trained in several European countries (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101227338 ). You will be appointed for three years, during which time you will study for a fee free PhD
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. Irene Otero-Muras, works on the design, analysis and control of biomolecular networks: nonlinear, complex systems – sometimes subject to significant molecular noise- with relevance in cell regulation
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exploitation of physical parallelism, from the realization of stronger all-optical nonlinearities and scalable synaptic devices to the design of efficient photonic memory architectures to support neuromorphic
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Hilbert spaces, higher information rates, enhanced security, and increased robustness to noise. This project aims to advance high-dimensional quantum information both fundamentally and experimentally
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 1 day ago
, vibrating bubbles, nonlinear waves, and active matter. We welcome candidates with theoretical expertise, though applications from outstanding experimentalists are also encouraged. This position will be