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by Supervisor. Job Requirements Master/PhD in Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, Marine Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field. Proficiency in hydrodynamic modeling tools (e.g., ANSYS
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of a coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical plume model for Trondheimsfjorden. Additionally, the fellow will help to develop scenario analyses that will link catchment sources and human activities with
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using remote sensing and in-situ approaches for river plumes in a fjord system. Measurements will be adapted with the development of a coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical plume model for Trondheimsfjorden
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effort of numerical modelling, both fluid (extended MHD) and particle oriented, are combined with high quality observations taken at ground-based and space-based observatories to produce models
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collaborative international research environment. GIANTS is a five-year theoretical and numerical modelling project focused on the late stage of terrestrial planet formation involving giant impacts around the Sun
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international research environment. GIANTS is a five-year theoretical and numerical modelling project focused on the late stage of terrestrial planet formation involving giant impacts around the Sun and other
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Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field. Proficiency in hydrodynamic modeling tools (e.g., ANSYS AQWA or equivalent) and finite element analysis software (e.g., Abaqus, ANSYS). Experience with
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theoretical models by extending newly derived theoretical frameworks from the ‘OceanCoupling ’ project and numerically implement the theoretical models. We are looking for candidates who can start as soon as
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environment. GIANTS is a five-year theoretical and numerical modelling project focused on the late stage of terrestrial planet formation involving giant impacts around the Sun and other stars. The project
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combine these with realistic radiative–hydrodynamic stellar atmosphere models to generate synthetic flare spectra and light curves. These empirical and model-based stellar constraints will then be used