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–specific ways, and their downstream biological effects remain poorly understood. This project tackles this fundamental gap — by building computational models that simulate what goes wrong in the brain, one
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of Groningen, Nijmegen, Eindhoven and Tilburg). The PhD project in this vacancy contributes to the development of the above EmPowerED toolbox by developing simulation models for individual physical components
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, stability, safety, and usability under clinically relevant constraints. Perform ex vivo evaluations using soft-tissue models to simulate gastrointestinal navigation and refine the system’s interface and
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evaluate earlier developed friction models and extend them to account for effects such as slip direction and temperature dependence. Implement the developed models in commercial forming simulation software
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introduced into the PhD trajectory and scientific working. You will alongside the developers of UT’s global crop water model ACEA (Mialyk et al. 2024) and improve the model’s ability to provide recurring
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, multiphysics simulations, device implementation, and experimental validation. Key responsibilities: Develop theoretical and numerical models of piezoelectric energy harvesters under heavy-load conditions. Design
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on the development of new antenna and integrated circuit concepts for radar and electromagnetic modelling. The Electromagnetics (EM) and Integrated Circuit (IC) groups are involved as well as the Center for Wireless
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each other. This necessitates a multidisciplinary approach bringing together optimization, machine learning and behavioral modeling methodologies. In FlexMobility we propose a holistic approach to design
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the IRDS roadmap for metrology . The project will involve mathematical modeling, numerical simulations and, potentially, measurements. You will mainly do your programming work in a mixed programming
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Your job Are you fascinated by using mathematics to solve fundamental questions in ecology? Do you thrive on translating abstract models into biological insight? If so, this PhD opportunity could be