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Vacancies PhD position in Numerical Modeling of Thermo-Mechanical Effects for High-Performance Mechatronics Key takeaways A PhD position is available at the chair of Precision Engineering at
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(MMICs); research on this will be performed in close co-operation between the University of Twente and TNO. You will be investigating the design of GaN HEMT MMICs in one of three positions. Depending
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providers, recursively forming complex supply chains that are difficult to analyze. As a result, operators may unknowingly introduce technical, operational, and regulatory risks – especially in critical
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that lead to lower infrastructure demand in the long run and reveal pathways to turning points in infrastructure use through a systemic modelling approach. Essential activities within your project will be
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with economically viable trading decisions. Within this project, you will have the opportunity to work not only with colleagues at the HBE department of the University of Twente, but also with
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analysis, and high-performance simulations? We offer a challenging PhD position in the Mathematics of Computational Science group to design and analyse novel structure-preserving methods for stochastic
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with public and private stakeholders in the built environment, including ministries, municipalities, consultancies, and network organizations that have a similar aim. Accordingly, the PhD candidate will work
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and climate adaptation. These challenges have a significant impact on our built environment and the actors that operate in this field. Addressing these challenges requires a fundamental change in how
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the NWO-funded SPINES project, you will address this challenge by identifying those interplays that lead to lower infrastructure demand in the long run and reveal pathways to turning points in
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of their high sensitivity, low pressure drop, and relatively straightforward operating principle. However, their response is dependent on the properties of the fluid, especially the thermal conductivity and heat