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at various spatial and temporal scales, ranging from individual cells to tissues, organs, and full physiological systems. Computational modeling and simulation: development of constitutive laws, finite-element
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to the prospective employee should include: • Strong background in structural engineering. • Background in numerical modelling for structural analysis using the finite element method. • Experience in computer
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that the master's degree has been awarded. Programming skills, e.g., Fortran or C++, is a requirement. Competence in the theory of the finite element method is an advantage. Competence in the theory
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. Develop multi-physics material models, implement them in a finite element code, and conduct experimental characterisation. The balance between modelling and experiments can be tailored to your interests
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or an equivalent mix of education and relevant experience in similar role. Demonstrated expertise in finite element modeling (COMSOL, Abaqus,FEniCS/MOOSE) and dielectric spectroscopy (BbDS/TSDC). Strong record
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working in radiological environment. Experience in heat transfer and thermal modeling/simulation using finite-element analysis (FEA) or other software. Ability to work within a multi-disciplinary team