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solid oxide fuel cells. The project will span length scales, from materials discovery, including with computational approaches, through mechanical properties and microstructure optimisation
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solid oxide fuel cells. The project will span length scales, from materials discovery, including with computational approaches, through mechanical properties and microstructure optimisation
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. The role will focus on microstructural engineering and evaluation of mechanical properties under extreme temperature environments, with the goal of developing advanced materials for demanding applications
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challenges and enhance the performance of recycled aluminium alloys. Responsibilities include developing methods to control solidification, refine microstructure, and mitigate impurity effects, ensuring high
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the experimental work Develop the surface treatment methods to slow down the hydrogen intake Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders on theoretical analysis and microstructure characterization To help
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role will focus on additive manufacturing of metallic materials and coatings and conduct detailed studies on their microstructures, mechanical properties, corrosion, stress corrosion cracking, hydrogen
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role will focus on additive manufacturing of metallic materials and coatings and conduct detailed studies on their microstructures, mechanical properties, corrosion, stress corrosion cracking, hydrogen
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detailed microstructural and physicochemical characterization of catalysts. The primary objective is to develop innovative catalysts and catalytic supports that enable sustainable, efficient production
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materials, the design and optimization of catalytic reactors, the study of reaction kinetics, and the detailed microstructural and physicochemical characterization of catalysts. The primary objective is to
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technologies (such as computing and sensing), and low-temperature energy systems for space and satellite applications. The project investigates how microstructural design in polycrystalline functional oxides