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The Royal Veterinary College, University of London; | Potters Bar, England | United Kingdom | 14 days ago
). This post will focus on using detailed wing geometry models and free flight kinematic measurements in computational fluid and structural dynamics simulations to recover dynamic strain and flow fields
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to work on a project investigating mechanosensing in flies (Diptera). This post will focus on using detailed wing geometry models and free flight kinematic measurements in computational fluid and structural
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behaviour of so-called yield stress fluids, which keep their shape like solids at low loads, yet flow like a liquid at larger loads. One possible focus could be on the dynamical process whereby a material in
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behaviour of so-called yield stress fluids, which keep their shape like solids at low loads, yet flow like a liquid at larger loads. One possible focus could be on the dynamical process whereby a material in
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at the microscale. The post holder will be primarily a member of the engineering research group with responsibility for development of fluid walls technology for advanced cell biology assays in close collaboration
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interests include flow of soft materials, non-equilibrium dynamics, dynamics of soft glasses, statistical physics of yielding, shear thickening of dense suspensions, phase behaviour, self-assembly, fluid
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. The successful applicant will investigate the structure, dynamics, and motility of the bacterial Type IV pilus (T4P) machinery in the model organism Thermus thermophilus using theoretical modelling, simulation
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EPSRC-funded project, MAPFSI that will be focused on developing experimentally-validated computational algorithms for fluid-structure interaction problems including multiphysics effect of electromagnetism
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dynamics. You will then develop a global simulator which allows us to assess how plumes would travel and grow, from the initial emission through to their eventual diffusion or sedimentation
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of this pathology. Platelet activation is a highly dynamic process underpinned by complex signalling events, culminating in thrombus formation. Our project will map key signalling events that govern platelet and