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control of industrial emissions and reduce health and environmental risks. Bringing together fluid mechanics, high-performance computing, and data science, this project fosters a dynamic, collaborative
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: combining microscopic modelling and simulations (e.g., Brownian dynamics) with continuum approaches (e.g., statistical field theory) to study the macroscopic behaviour of proliferating active systems such as
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engine dynamometer testing and high-fidelity physics-based modeling, with a focus on the intersection of combustion, fluid, and structural dynamics. Key Responsibilities: Design, execute, and analyze
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field strong analytical skills, with knowledge of fluid dynamics, aerodynamics, and numerical simulation methods basic programming skills (e.g., Python, MATLAB, or similar) and familiarity with data
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multidisciplinary team of researchers spanning geology, geophysical fluid dynamics, applied mathematics and geophysical/geodetic volcano monitoring to deliver a step-change in understanding the origin of surface
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). The network joins 17 international academic institutions and 14 industry partners (https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/401249 ). We work together in the field of fluid-structure interaction in technical systems
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settings. Very good self organization. Desirable Skills Very good knowledge of fluid–structure interaction (FSI). Good experience with digital twins, model updating, or structural dynamics. Understanding
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profiles using energy modelling tools • Build thermo-fluid dynamic models of HVAC and district cooling networks • Propose improved system architectures and network efficiency strategies • Design and validate
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applications in fluid dynamics At least 3 publications in specialty journals indexed in relevant databases, corresponding to the project’s topic Specific Requirements The successful candidate will report to
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-principles, network-based framework for plant water and carbon transport under climate extremes. The successful candidate will work at the interface of plant physiology, fluid mechanics, network theory