18 density-functional-theory-dft-post PhD positions at University of Twente in Netherlands
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Vacancies PhD Position SPINES: Modelling Tipping Dynamics in Infrastructure Use Key takeaways There is an increasing demand for infrastructure services while, at the same time, infrastructure
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Vacancies PhD position in Numerical Modeling of Thermo-Mechanical Effects for High-Performance Mechatronics Key takeaways A PhD position is available at the chair of Precision Engineering at
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parameters can be measured, such as thermal conductivity, density, specific heat, and dynamic viscosity. For the measurement of gas flows, (micromachined) thermal flow sensors are often used because
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Vacancies PhD position on ‘Quantitative and Spatially Resolved Mechanical and Electrical Characterization of high tech functionalized Pigments‘ Key takeaways In this project, you will develop and
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50 new power stations in their city while citizens aim for a quiet living situations with little interventions, or contractors that want to use regional bio-based materials while construction materials
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in long-time simulations. The research combines fundamental mathematical theory with applications in areas such as plasma physics, molecular dynamics, and medical physics. In particular, the work
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and climate adaptation. These challenges have a significant impact on our built environment and the actors that operate in this field. Addressing these challenges requires a fundamental change in how
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with your supervisors, but you can work independently, investigating GaN design and pushing the state-of-the-art. Information and application Are you interested in this position? Please send your
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PhD researcher you will work within a multidisciplinary project which unites expertise from various fields, aiming to improve the quality of life for people in need of organ replacement. It is therefore
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becomes a real challenge to uniquely extract information on their layer properties in order to understand and improve their performance. A way to “break the nanometric barrier” for structure analysis is to