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rheology, fluid dynamics or bioprocess engineering, and a strong desire for multi-disciplinary work. The candidates should be fluent in written and spoken English, enjoy working within the interface between
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, chemical engineering, environmental engineering or biotechnology with a strong background in rheology, fluid dynamics or bioprocess engineering, and a strong desire for multi-disciplinary work
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, or related discipline; A relevant background in fluid mechanics and experimental methods; Hands-on experience with modern experimental methods for flow measurement is preferable; Affinity for working with
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candidate with: A Master’s degree (or equivalent) in mechanical engineering, applied physics, or related discipline; A relevant background in fluid mechanics and experimental methods; Hands-on experience with
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diagrams generated by such models, can be used to explore equilibrium assemblages with respect to the proportion and composition of mineral, melt and fluid phases across a range of geologically-relevant
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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
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collaboration with DENS solutions company. Femto-Cryo will use 3D printed fluid force microscopy (FluidFM) cantilevers from TU Delft, and CryoSilico cryo-EM sample supports from DENS solutions to develop a novel
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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) models; data-based models determined from training/calibration data by system/parameter identification and machine learning. The key challenge is striking a balance between, on