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The University of Groningen invites applications for a post-doctoral researcher position (32 months). This position is part of the project “HyTROS – Hydrogen Transport, Offshore and Storage”, funded
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researcher position (32 months). This position is part of the project “HyTROS – Hydrogen Transport, Offshore and Storage”, funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) programme
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. Your work may involve formulating new models, analysing structural properties, and developing innovative algorithms with both theoretical rigor and practical relevance.
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construction materials? And collaborate within an international consortium of architects, materials and textiles scientists, and engineers to help translate bio-inspired knowledge to the development of modular
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anharmonic DFT calculations of PAHs available in the team You will implement neural networks based on PAH molecular structure to predict their anharmonic spectrum You will test the accuracy of topological
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cells. Typically, the specificity, speed, and directionality of transport are tightly woven into the ordered structure of the pore which is characterized by a limited conformational flexibility
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, in health and disease. The candidate will study structural and functional interactions on the level of the tripartite synapse. For this, you will use in vitro cultures of neurons with astrocytes and
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Discrete Element Method (DEM) models to simulate the charging and formation of multi-component, poly-disperse burden mixtures in the blast furnace. The goal is to optimize burden structure and permeability
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(e.g., salinity dynamics, fish migration), economy (e.g., trade, businesses and resource flows), technology (e.g., infrastructure mapping, urban plans/construction), as well as potential sources of risks
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, and directionality of transport are tightly woven into the ordered structure of the pore which is characterized by a limited conformational flexibility. Remarkably, nature also offers a fascinating and