22 experimental-fluid-mechanics PhD scholarships at Chalmers University of Technology
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We invite applications for several PhD positions in experimental quantum computing with superconducting circuits. You will work in the stimulating research environment of the Wallenberg Centre
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at the Division of Fluid Dynamics, within the Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences at Chalmers. The project is carried out in collaboration with Vattenfall Research and Development, and is part of
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investigating the fundamental response of quick clays using X-ray based experimental methods and fundamental modelling Experience in programming Merits: Understanding of the mechanics of colloid systems
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failures. We offer access to unique experimental data and computational tools developed by our research team for addressing a timely societally relevant problem. Project overview The aim is to unravel
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safety. You will work on developing control algorithms all the way to performance assessment in test vehicles. The project combines theoretical aspects of control algorithms, experimental design, and
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with practical, application-driven, and experimental work. It includes active collaboration with both academic institutions and industrial partners. The focus of the research is on robotic manipulation
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. You enjoy combining experimental laboratory work with theoretical analysis and modelling. While your main focus will be the research project and your own development as a researcher, the position also
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to understand how a changing environment will affect the creep rates in sensitive clay slopes, and the probability of triggering catastrophic failures. We offer access to unique experimental data and
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Are you interested in developing computational tools to understand the detailed mechanical behaviour of multi-phase materials? Then this PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology might be
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environments with minimal environmental impact. We are recognized nationally and internationally for our excellence in numerical and computational modelling, experimental innovations, our collaborations with