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uncertainty on the energy yield modeled during the design of the wind farm, increasing the risk for wind farm operators. To reduce this, additional insights are needed. In this PhD, the main focus will
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description We are looking for a researcher to work on the finite element modelling of the interaction between textile materials (yarns and fabrics) and textile
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fundamental research on Event-based Model Predictive Control; Monitor the work plan of her/his individual research project and make sure that milestones are achieved and deliverables are finalized in a timely
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, followed by post-plasma catalysis into C2H4; (2) fully coupled modelling (i.e., plasma fluid dynamics and plasma + catalyst surface chemistry) for plasma-based CH4 conversion with post-plasma catalysis
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between environmental and socioeconomic exposures and acute coronary syndrome (ACS) in Belgium. It combines national hospital admission data (2012–2021) with high-resolution environmental modelling
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modelling at patient residences. A first paper from this work is expected in September 2025. BEE (Brussels Environmental Exposome Project, Innoviris Research Platforms 2025–2029) builds on EMIR to study
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renewable energy generation.KU Leuven leads Modelling and Optimization, which focuses on: Developing hybrid models combining first-principle and machine learning approaches. Creating predictive frameworks
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monitoring will also be integrated into this PhD. Thermal prediction models are currently implemented on a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), while the thermal PI controller (which will be further developed
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Saelens team. Research Project In this research project you will develop probabilistic deep-learning models that automatically extract biological and statistical knowledge from in vivo perturbational omics
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representations from massive amounts of raw data, typically using large-scale models that incorporate only minimal prior domain knowledge. Such representations can support a wide range of downstream tasks. However