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composition and microstructure of the alloys has to be tightly controlled as impurities during processing forms damaging microstructural defects and secondary phases. It is possible to add refiners and
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- Geological 3D modelling of basement architecture - Multi-scale deformation and microstructural analysis - Targeted petrochronological studies on magmatic and deformation events - Integration with regional
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environments essential Interest in THC-modelling desirable, previous experience is an advantage Experience in mineralogical and microstructural rock characterisation is a plus Ability to work independently in a
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the material in the facility available at Cranfield’s high temperature corrosion laboratory. A detailed analytical phase. for better understanding of the microstructure, requires working on the advanced
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the Australian context, including impurity management, microstructure evolution, ore processing, and the development of green ironmaking infrastructure. Monash University hosts a unique suite of green ironmaking
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processing parameters, and correlate microstructure with functional properties. Responsibilities: Designing and validating experiments collaborating across MRI facilities preparing technical reports
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testing of contemporary and vintage runner materials will be performed to assess the influence of ageing, microstructural variability and service history. A purpose-designed model specimen will be developed
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systems, and relationship between microstructure and rheology in complex fluids. Further information may be obtained from: Theyencheri NARAYANAN (tel.: +33 (0)4 76 88 21 21, email: narayan@esrf.fr
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whenever needed. An important additional aspect of this project is the creation of samples with defined microstructures to validate the results of parallel PhD projects on modelling. The successful candidate
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in Python. Interest in (or prior exposure to) metamaterials / architected materials (e.g., lattices, TPMS, graded microstructures) and homogenisation concepts. Basic understanding of anisotropy and