17 experimental-fluid-mechanics PhD positions at University of Groningen in Netherlands
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scales (particle physics) to cosmic dimensions. Both theoretical and experimental efforts are combined in three research frontiers: the cosmic frontier, the high-energy frontier and the precision frontier
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funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The research group ‘Biology of Archaea and Viruses’ is studying infection mechanisms
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The research group ‘Biology of Archaea and Viruses’ is studying infection mechanisms of archaeal viruses. Archaea are ubiquitous microorganisms that form a separate domain of life. Compared with
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across mechanical, materials and robotics engineering; optimisation, systems and control; and sustainable chemical engineering and biotechnology. Qualifications The ideal PhD candidate for this position is
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material models based on advanced ML methods, and to seamlessly integrate these models into Finite Element Modelling (FEM) to replace expensive and time-consuming experimental procedures, thereby enhancing
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. The institute provides a collaborative, resource-rich environment with cutting-edge laboratories and facilities to support transformative research across mechanical, materials and robotics engineering
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ensembles. The Incarnato group uses both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cellular models and exploits (or develops where needed) cutting-edge experimental methods (Marinus et al., 2021 [PMID: 33398343]; Incarnato
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. The main objective of this project is to unravel the molecular mechanisms of virus self-assembly. RNA-containing viruses are complex, nanometre sized particles with at their centre proteins covering the RNA
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mechanisms of virus self-assembly. RNA-containing viruses are complex, nanometre sized particles with at their centre proteins covering the RNA. We want to find out how these complex assemblies are built up
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fluids, such as in serum and plasma in order to determine their stability upon administration and characterize the layer of molecules adsorbed on their surface (the biomolecule corona